Mother's Assemble Meetup Recap (10th May, 2026 in JP Nagar Social, Bangalore.

I'm a sugar mommy.
And I think that deserves a day of celebration

I guess that's the fun part of being the brain behind TwoXTopia,
I get to celebrate silly things like this,
& say "Oh it was all for work purposes"

That's why we decided to organise Mother’s Day meetup by TwoXTopia for unconventional mothers.

The mothers being:
the plant mommies 🪴,
pet mommies 🐕,
muscle mommies 💪🏻,
& eldest daughters who are 3rd parents to their siblings

Here's the funny part,
I genuinely thought women would get the joke & just show up.

I was very confident.
But also a bit delusional.

Because 3 days before the event,
we still didn’t have the venue locked in.

And once that was sorted,
the promotions began,
the registrations opened up.

I thought 3 days of promotion would be enough.

But then,
everyone suddenly had:
plans,
fever,
travel,
family commitments,
or some mysterious emergency.

I thought maybe people weren’t getting the joke.
Or maybe everyone was busy celebrating with their actual mothers.

I was spiralling.

And honestly the worst possible outcome wasn’t going to be “nobody comes”

It would have been "only one person turned up"

Because that would have meant,
more organisers than attendees.

But I had already decided:
if only one person shows up,
I’ll still host the event.

It would have totally sucked,
but then later I would make an inspirational LinkedIn post
pretending it was all part of the plan.

Fortunately,
people registered.

Was I happy?

Yes. For a minute.

Because now there was an entirely different set of chaos.

We didn't have enough goodies.
At least not the ones we had decided to give.

And then the venue cancelled our reservation.

Because I didn't pick up their calls.
(I don’t answer unknown calls. Not my fault. Okay maybe a little)

Here I am juggling the work phone,
the personal phone,
& resolving kinks until 5 minutes before the event started.

Fortunately this story has a happy ending.

Because everything came together right before the event started.

But was it better than the last event we organised?

Abso-freaking-lutely yes.

People were laughing,
forming tiny groups,
oversharing during games,
& getting way too competitive in the quiz I designed for them.

I personalise the quiz questions according to the attendees,
so they always feel confident while answering incorrectly.
I love messing with people, lol

This time even my team participated in it.

Now as a host, one strange thing u learn is this:

Even when people are already enjoying themselves,
you still have to interrupt,
move the room forward,
shift the energy,
& keep the structure running.

You have to become ok with being “the bad guy” for 10 seconds so nobody feels left out for 2 hours.

And by the end of it,
people stayed back talking,
the team got amazing content,
& we learned a little more about how to make the next one even better.

That was Mother’s Day.

My sugar mommy story continues in the comment section.

Now you tell me,
what kind of mommy are you?