Anupriya
Bhatia

women are taught to be smaller since they are children themselves, in the room they take up, in the meetings and decisions, the sizes must be an xs or a small they say to themselves, is this really the world we have built for ourselves? cannot blame the victims of the culture we are shaped in but i sometimes do really wonder are we just chapters to be experienced? the skinniest in the room or the boldest with the perfume "don't focus on your reflection" they say but when the beauty standards are all that she is handed, it's like it's in the air we inhale if hearing about it feels so insufferable have you ever thought how it must feel to live the unshakeable? take the unshakeable and stand in it she was taught to be smaller but she grew in it. she took up every room they told her to shrink herself in. she became everything the labels of xs and s could never contain. full of love & full of power — anupriya bhatia

home. living under a roof with a family of four that has not drifted despite the way life has poured the pressure of success turning humans into a living chaotic mess overstressing about survival forgetting to enjoy the time we may never get back again of all living together not torn apart by responsibilities a stolen childhood indeed, the pressure of becoming is a different breed so let's embrace the time we have left before we all move out of our underrated childhood homes the bedrooms we discovered life in the people we got mad at daily but could not manage to stay angry at those moments were the peak of our now separated, unfamiliar lives where home turns from an everyday escape to just a holiday landscape for us to visit and go back to the overwhelming lives we've created for us, to just look at as a once upon a time thing oh dear child, hope you get time to return in the spring. — anupriya bhatia