Why we created TwoXTopia - An online space created by women, for women
You might ask that there are already many social media apps available in the market so why did you make one more? And why should we use TwoXTopia when we can just simply post our pictures on Instagram, post our random thoughts on threads, post about national and international issues on twitter, post about random confessions as an anonymous user on reddit and post about normal questions on Quora.
I say that every app has its own place and its own specialty. I am not asking you to ditch one for another or to ditch one for TwoXTopia. Honestly, please keep doing all that. People in each of those sites would appreciate you content there more.
I really don't seem like a good marketer of my own app, do I?
Hold on, let me continue.
Let's imagine some scenarios. I hope you are still reading this. Let's go :
Scenario 1 :
You have a private account on Instagram. You post pictures of you having a good time, you comment on your friends pictures and you scroll endless reels that the Instagram algorithm dictates. Its all fun and games. As long as its with your friends.
But one day you comment on a popular meme page. Your comment goes viral. You get tons of likes. But then you also get dozens of friend requests. People really love my sense of humor, you think to yourself. You also end of getting an equal number of DMs in your other's inbox. You check it out. Somehow its all men. You dare check the DMs. Its all just saying "Hi", "Hey" or the variations of thereof. Some of them are creepy, which i would rather not go in detail.
Scenario 2 :
Remember the funny and informative reels that the algorithm recommends you? You saw one about Karnataka govt approving 12 menstrual leaves a year across all sectors. Kudos Karnataka govt, you think to yourself. You go to the comment section. You expect that it would be all appreciation in the comment section. But instead you see these kinds of comments from men saying this - "What about us? We also need extra leaves for hangovers or something", "Why do women need leaves for menstrual cramps? Getting kicked in the ball hurts more", "So many women are gonna misuse this, just like they do when they file fake dowry cases and ask for huge alimony citing fake domestic violence"
Mind you there are good comments too. From men and women. But the trolling, misogynist, derailing comments are almost always from men. Its good when you are on your post that only your friends can see. But on any public page? Its more trolling and less appreciation. Even if you read 2 bad comments and 8 good ones, its always the bad ones that stick with you for longer. Isn't it?
Scenario 3 :
You are new to Bangalore. You don't have a proper place to stay yet. You wanna ask someone "Does anyone know some good Ladies PG to stay in Bangalore near Jayanagar, JP Nagar or South End Circle?" But who do you ask this question to? You have hundreds on friends on Instagram, Facebook and offline too. But they are not from Bangalore. You have some guy friends from Bangalore but they obviously never lived in a Ladies PG. How can their opinion be reliable? A really good guy friend suggested one. He says its cheaper and near to what you are looking for. You go there and you realize there is a bar near it. Your see a drunken man sprawled on the pavement. You refuse to live in this PG because you know you will be coming late from office and you will be taking a metro but you will still need to walk 500 meters to reach your PG. The street light near the PG doesn't work, and its gets dark very quicky during winters. You don't feel safe. For your guy friend, none of these things registered in his mind when he suggested the PG. And why would it? He's a man. He doesn't feel threatened by other men. He's not afraid of the dark. He was always allowed to go for late night drives.
When he walks on a dark dimly lit road at night, his biggest worry is what if there's a pothole and he didn't see it. Your biggest worry is what if there is a group of men and they see you.
Now imagine this last scenario and I really hope you are still reading this.
Scenario 4 :
Imagine there is an app where its all women. And not just random women. Only a woman invited by another woman. There are no DMs so no one bothers you in private while saying good things to you in public. You post about women issues and you get comments from women only and unless its that one women who is too drenched in internalized misogyny and busy being a pick-me, its all good in the comment section. You see many posts here that one point you realize there are some topics where you see your internalized misogyny and pickmeness come out. But you read all these experiences from women here and you learn to be better. You realize your inherent biases.
Now you post a question like - "Does any one know a good living space for a woman in Bangalore near XYZ area?" and you set your filter to Bangalore. You get answers from women in Bangalore who have actually lived you scenario. Every comment is useful.
Its a good thing that you don't have to imagine any more scenarios. You have TwoXTopia now. Use it. Tell me what needs fixing. Help us improve it so that it suits your needs better. Let's create a sisterhood of trustworthy, amazing, and fabulous women. Let's further build TwoXTopia together!
Helpful Links :
Official Website - https://twox.in/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/twoxtopia/
Official reddit handle - https://www.reddit.com/user/twoxtopia/
Official subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXTopia/
I say that every app has its own place and its own specialty. I am not asking you to ditch one for another or to ditch one for TwoXTopia. Honestly, please keep doing all that. People in each of those sites would appreciate you content there more.
I really don't seem like a good marketer of my own app, do I?
Hold on, let me continue.
Let's imagine some scenarios. I hope you are still reading this. Let's go :
Scenario 1 :
You have a private account on Instagram. You post pictures of you having a good time, you comment on your friends pictures and you scroll endless reels that the Instagram algorithm dictates. Its all fun and games. As long as its with your friends.
But one day you comment on a popular meme page. Your comment goes viral. You get tons of likes. But then you also get dozens of friend requests. People really love my sense of humor, you think to yourself. You also end of getting an equal number of DMs in your other's inbox. You check it out. Somehow its all men. You dare check the DMs. Its all just saying "Hi", "Hey" or the variations of thereof. Some of them are creepy, which i would rather not go in detail.
Scenario 2 :
Remember the funny and informative reels that the algorithm recommends you? You saw one about Karnataka govt approving 12 menstrual leaves a year across all sectors. Kudos Karnataka govt, you think to yourself. You go to the comment section. You expect that it would be all appreciation in the comment section. But instead you see these kinds of comments from men saying this - "What about us? We also need extra leaves for hangovers or something", "Why do women need leaves for menstrual cramps? Getting kicked in the ball hurts more", "So many women are gonna misuse this, just like they do when they file fake dowry cases and ask for huge alimony citing fake domestic violence"
Mind you there are good comments too. From men and women. But the trolling, misogynist, derailing comments are almost always from men. Its good when you are on your post that only your friends can see. But on any public page? Its more trolling and less appreciation. Even if you read 2 bad comments and 8 good ones, its always the bad ones that stick with you for longer. Isn't it?
Scenario 3 :
You are new to Bangalore. You don't have a proper place to stay yet. You wanna ask someone "Does anyone know some good Ladies PG to stay in Bangalore near Jayanagar, JP Nagar or South End Circle?" But who do you ask this question to? You have hundreds on friends on Instagram, Facebook and offline too. But they are not from Bangalore. You have some guy friends from Bangalore but they obviously never lived in a Ladies PG. How can their opinion be reliable? A really good guy friend suggested one. He says its cheaper and near to what you are looking for. You go there and you realize there is a bar near it. Your see a drunken man sprawled on the pavement. You refuse to live in this PG because you know you will be coming late from office and you will be taking a metro but you will still need to walk 500 meters to reach your PG. The street light near the PG doesn't work, and its gets dark very quicky during winters. You don't feel safe. For your guy friend, none of these things registered in his mind when he suggested the PG. And why would it? He's a man. He doesn't feel threatened by other men. He's not afraid of the dark. He was always allowed to go for late night drives.
When he walks on a dark dimly lit road at night, his biggest worry is what if there's a pothole and he didn't see it. Your biggest worry is what if there is a group of men and they see you.
Now imagine this last scenario and I really hope you are still reading this.
Scenario 4 :
Imagine there is an app where its all women. And not just random women. Only a woman invited by another woman. There are no DMs so no one bothers you in private while saying good things to you in public. You post about women issues and you get comments from women only and unless its that one women who is too drenched in internalized misogyny and busy being a pick-me, its all good in the comment section. You see many posts here that one point you realize there are some topics where you see your internalized misogyny and pickmeness come out. But you read all these experiences from women here and you learn to be better. You realize your inherent biases.
Now you post a question like - "Does any one know a good living space for a woman in Bangalore near XYZ area?" and you set your filter to Bangalore. You get answers from women in Bangalore who have actually lived you scenario. Every comment is useful.
Its a good thing that you don't have to imagine any more scenarios. You have TwoXTopia now. Use it. Tell me what needs fixing. Help us improve it so that it suits your needs better. Let's create a sisterhood of trustworthy, amazing, and fabulous women. Let's further build TwoXTopia together!
Helpful Links :
Official Website - https://twox.in/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/twoxtopia/
Official reddit handle - https://www.reddit.com/user/twoxtopia/
Official subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXTopia/
@prachi007 • 11mo ago
How to Actually Make Friends Online and Turn Them Into Real-Life Friendships
Making friends as an adult is hard.
Making friends online can sometimes feel even harder.
You might comment on someone's post, have a great conversation, follow each other, and then nothing 🫠
You know there are thousands of people online who would probably get along with you, but turning that online interaction into an actual friendship takes more than just finding each other.
That's one of the reasons we built TwoXTopia.
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A lot of you joined TwoXTopia because you first heard about it through a TwoXTopia meetup on Reddit.
Some of you found us through Instagram, LinkedIn, friends, or other platforms.
And for many of you, the appeal was pretty simple:
👩 Women-only
🤝 Community-focused
🌱 Actual opportunities to meet people IRL
But here's the thing:
Simply joining a community doesn't automatically mean you'll make friends.
We can give you a platform full of women who are also looking to connect.
We can organise meetups.
We can make it easier for you to find people with similar interests.
But friendship still takes a little effort from you.
Think of TwoXTopia as giving you the opportunity to meet people.
What happens after that is up to you.
And honestly, the same thing applies whether you're on TwoXTopia, Reddit, Instagram, Discord, or any other online community.
So, if you're wondering,
"Okay, but how do I actually make friends online?"
Here's where I'd start 👇
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If you're on TwoXTopia, introduce yourself as soon as you join.
When you join as a verified user, you'll see a prompt asking you to introduce yourself.
USE IT! 😌
Tell us a little about yourself:
📍 Where you're from
🎨 What you like doing
💭 What brought you to TwoXTopia
👯 What kind of people you'd like to meet
✨ Or literally anything you think other women might relate to
If you're using another online community, do the same thing wherever possible.
Make a post.
Reply to someone's introduction.
Let people know who you are.
People can't become friends with you if they don't know you exist. 👀
Already on TwoXTopia and dismissed the introduction prompt multiple times?
No problem!
📱 On the mobile app:
Create a post and use the "New User" interest and "Tell" flair.
💻 On the website:
Just create a Gal Pal post.
You don't even have to worry about the tags. I'll add them manually for you.
Yes, I have such powers 😌
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Don't wait for friendships to magically happen.
One of the easiest ways to make online friendships feel less awkward is to have small, regular interactions with the same people.
On TwoXTopia, every night between 8-9 PM, we post a Nightly Unwind question.
🌙 New question.
💬 New conversation.
📅 Every day.
You can simply jump into the comments and answer it.
It might seem like a small thing, but this is actually one of the easiest ways to start recognising people in the community.
You get to see:
"What did she do today?"
"What is she thinking about?"
"What is she obsessed with?"
"What annoyed her?"
"What made her laugh?"
And when you eventually meet her IRL, she's not just some random stranger from an app anymore.
You've already had conversations.
You've already seen her personality.
You already know a little bit about her.
The same principle works anywhere online.
Don't just show up once and expect a friendship to form.
Participate.
Comment.
Respond.
Come back.
🔁 Repeat.
Friendships are built through repeated little interactions, not one magical introduction.
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This is where online communities can become something much more meaningful.
If you're on TwoXTopia, go to the Hangouts section.
Anything tagged "TwoXMeets" is an official TwoXTopia hangout organised by us.
For now, you'll probably see my name quite often because I host a lot of them 😁
Soon, you'll see other TwoXTopia employees organising them too.
And don't just show up.
📌 RSVP by clicking Attend.
💬 Comment on the hangout post.
👋 Introduce yourself.
❓ Ask questions.
🤝 Interact with other women who are attending.
And just so we're clear:
⚠️ Only TwoXTopia employees can use the TwoXMeets tag.
All TwoXTopia employees are users of TwoXTopia, but not all TwoXTopia users are employees.
If you're part of another online community, look for similar opportunities to meet people offline.
A book club.
A hobby group.
A local event.
A community meetup.
Even a casual coffee.
Any of these can turn an online connection into a real friendship ❤️
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Not every hangout on TwoXTopia is an official TwoXTopia event.
If a hangout doesn't have the TwoXMeets tag, it's being organised by another member of the community.
And honestly?
These can be a great way to meet people too.
The process is simple:
👀 Check out the post
📌 RSVP
📖 Read the details
💬 Comment if you want to
🚶 Actually show up!
You don't have to wait for the platform itself to organise something for you.
Sometimes the person you're looking for is another user who's also sitting at home wondering,
"How do I make friends?" 🥲
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I know this sounds terrifying.
It really isn't.
Pick a place.
Pick a time.
Pick a theme.
Then post it in the Hangouts section.
That's it 😌
And please don't think:
"But what if only one person comes?"
Then you and that one person still had a meetup 💜
The more you organise, the more familiar people become with you.
Over time, people start recognising your name, trusting you, and feeling more comfortable joining your hangouts.
Just remember to:
💬 Keep checking the comments after you post
⚡ Reply to people on time
📢 Communicate clearly if you're postponing
❌ Communicate clearly if you're cancelling
And if you're still confused about how to organise one then,
ASK ME! 😂
I'll make a separate post on:
"How to Organise Your Hangout Like a Pro"
Until then, create a post, tag me, and I'll help you out.
You can also reach out to us through the TwoXTopia Instagram.
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That's it.
You don't have to become the most active person in a community overnight.
Just participate.
💬 Comment when you have something to say.
❓ Answer questions.
🗣️ Share your own experiences.
📝 Make a random post.
✨ Talk about something you're excited about.
❤️ Respond to someone whose post you relate to.
The more you interact, the more familiar everyone's names and personalities become.
And eventually, when you meet someone IRL, it won't feel like:
"Hi, nice to meet you, complete stranger."
It'll feel more like:
"OH, YOU'RE THE GIRL WHO POSTED THAT THING ABOUT ___!" 😂
And that's exactly what we're trying to build here.
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And that's intentional.
TwoXTopia doesn't have a DM feature.
If you want to continue talking to someone outside the platform:
👋 Meet them first.
🤝 Get to know them.
🧠 See how you feel around them.
🛡️ Make sure you're comfortable and feel safe.
📱 And then decide whether you want to exchange contact details or connect elsewhere.
This might sound inconvenient, especially when we're all used to instantly DMing someone we find interesting.
But there's a reason we chose not to build that feature.
We want the default path to be:
COMMUNITY
↓
INTERACTION
↓
MEETING
↓
FRIENDSHIP ❤️
Rather than:
STRANGER
↓
DM
↓
ENDLESS CHATTING
↓
NEVER ACTUALLY MEETING 🫠
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The goal of TwoXTopia isn't to give you another app to endlessly scroll through.
The goal is to help you:
👋 Find people
💬 Talk to them
🤝 Meet them
🌱 Touch grass
❤️ Build real friendships
So don't wait for the community to magically give you a best friend.
Take the first step.
Someone else might be waiting for you to 🌸
Making friends online can sometimes feel even harder.
You might comment on someone's post, have a great conversation, follow each other, and then nothing 🫠
You know there are thousands of people online who would probably get along with you, but turning that online interaction into an actual friendship takes more than just finding each other.
That's one of the reasons we built TwoXTopia.
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🌸 SO, WHY TWOXTOPIA?
A lot of you joined TwoXTopia because you first heard about it through a TwoXTopia meetup on Reddit.
Some of you found us through Instagram, LinkedIn, friends, or other platforms.
And for many of you, the appeal was pretty simple:
👩 Women-only
🤝 Community-focused
🌱 Actual opportunities to meet people IRL
But here's the thing:
Simply joining a community doesn't automatically mean you'll make friends.
We can give you a platform full of women who are also looking to connect.
We can organise meetups.
We can make it easier for you to find people with similar interests.
But friendship still takes a little effort from you.
Think of TwoXTopia as giving you the opportunity to meet people.
What happens after that is up to you.
And honestly, the same thing applies whether you're on TwoXTopia, Reddit, Instagram, Discord, or any other online community.
So, if you're wondering,
"Okay, but how do I actually make friends online?"
Here's where I'd start 👇
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1️⃣ INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO THE COMMUNITY 👋
If you're on TwoXTopia, introduce yourself as soon as you join.
When you join as a verified user, you'll see a prompt asking you to introduce yourself.
USE IT! 😌
Tell us a little about yourself:
📍 Where you're from
🎨 What you like doing
💭 What brought you to TwoXTopia
👯 What kind of people you'd like to meet
✨ Or literally anything you think other women might relate to
If you're using another online community, do the same thing wherever possible.
Make a post.
Reply to someone's introduction.
Let people know who you are.
People can't become friends with you if they don't know you exist. 👀
Already on TwoXTopia and dismissed the introduction prompt multiple times?
No problem!
📱 On the mobile app:
Create a post and use the "New User" interest and "Tell" flair.
💻 On the website:
Just create a Gal Pal post.
You don't even have to worry about the tags. I'll add them manually for you.
Yes, I have such powers 😌
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2️⃣ PARTICIPATE REGULARLY 🌙
Don't wait for friendships to magically happen.
One of the easiest ways to make online friendships feel less awkward is to have small, regular interactions with the same people.
On TwoXTopia, every night between 8-9 PM, we post a Nightly Unwind question.
🌙 New question.
💬 New conversation.
📅 Every day.
You can simply jump into the comments and answer it.
It might seem like a small thing, but this is actually one of the easiest ways to start recognising people in the community.
You get to see:
"What did she do today?"
"What is she thinking about?"
"What is she obsessed with?"
"What annoyed her?"
"What made her laugh?"
And when you eventually meet her IRL, she's not just some random stranger from an app anymore.
You've already had conversations.
You've already seen her personality.
You already know a little bit about her.
The same principle works anywhere online.
Don't just show up once and expect a friendship to form.
Participate.
Comment.
Respond.
Come back.
🔁 Repeat.
Friendships are built through repeated little interactions, not one magical introduction.
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3️⃣ MEET PEOPLE IN REAL LIFE 💃
This is where online communities can become something much more meaningful.
If you're on TwoXTopia, go to the Hangouts section.
Anything tagged "TwoXMeets" is an official TwoXTopia hangout organised by us.
For now, you'll probably see my name quite often because I host a lot of them 😁
Soon, you'll see other TwoXTopia employees organising them too.
And don't just show up.
📌 RSVP by clicking Attend.
💬 Comment on the hangout post.
👋 Introduce yourself.
❓ Ask questions.
🤝 Interact with other women who are attending.
And just so we're clear:
⚠️ Only TwoXTopia employees can use the TwoXMeets tag.
All TwoXTopia employees are users of TwoXTopia, but not all TwoXTopia users are employees.
If you're part of another online community, look for similar opportunities to meet people offline.
A book club.
A hobby group.
A local event.
A community meetup.
Even a casual coffee.
Any of these can turn an online connection into a real friendship ❤️
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4️⃣ ATTEND HANGOUTS ORGANISED BY OTHER USERS 🤝
Not every hangout on TwoXTopia is an official TwoXTopia event.
If a hangout doesn't have the TwoXMeets tag, it's being organised by another member of the community.
And honestly?
These can be a great way to meet people too.
The process is simple:
👀 Check out the post
📌 RSVP
📖 Read the details
💬 Comment if you want to
🚶 Actually show up!
You don't have to wait for the platform itself to organise something for you.
Sometimes the person you're looking for is another user who's also sitting at home wondering,
"How do I make friends?" 🥲
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
5️⃣ ORGANISE YOUR OWN HANGOUT 👀
I know this sounds terrifying.
It really isn't.
Pick a place.
Pick a time.
Pick a theme.
Then post it in the Hangouts section.
That's it 😌
And please don't think:
"But what if only one person comes?"
Then you and that one person still had a meetup 💜
The more you organise, the more familiar people become with you.
Over time, people start recognising your name, trusting you, and feeling more comfortable joining your hangouts.
Just remember to:
💬 Keep checking the comments after you post
⚡ Reply to people on time
📢 Communicate clearly if you're postponing
❌ Communicate clearly if you're cancelling
And if you're still confused about how to organise one then,
ASK ME! 😂
I'll make a separate post on:
"How to Organise Your Hangout Like a Pro"
Until then, create a post, tag me, and I'll help you out.
You can also reach out to us through the TwoXTopia Instagram.
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6️⃣ COMMENT. POST. PARTICIPATE. 💬
That's it.
You don't have to become the most active person in a community overnight.
Just participate.
💬 Comment when you have something to say.
❓ Answer questions.
🗣️ Share your own experiences.
📝 Make a random post.
✨ Talk about something you're excited about.
❤️ Respond to someone whose post you relate to.
The more you interact, the more familiar everyone's names and personalities become.
And eventually, when you meet someone IRL, it won't feel like:
"Hi, nice to meet you, complete stranger."
It'll feel more like:
"OH, YOU'RE THE GIRL WHO POSTED THAT THING ABOUT ___!" 😂
And that's exactly what we're trying to build here.
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
🚫 ONE LAST THING: THERE ARE NO DMs HERE
And that's intentional.
TwoXTopia doesn't have a DM feature.
If you want to continue talking to someone outside the platform:
👋 Meet them first.
🤝 Get to know them.
🧠 See how you feel around them.
🛡️ Make sure you're comfortable and feel safe.
📱 And then decide whether you want to exchange contact details or connect elsewhere.
This might sound inconvenient, especially when we're all used to instantly DMing someone we find interesting.
But there's a reason we chose not to build that feature.
We want the default path to be:
COMMUNITY
↓
INTERACTION
↓
MEETING
↓
FRIENDSHIP ❤️
Rather than:
STRANGER
↓
DM
↓
ENDLESS CHATTING
↓
NEVER ACTUALLY MEETING 🫠
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
🌱 THE POINT OF TWOXTOPIA
The goal of TwoXTopia isn't to give you another app to endlessly scroll through.
The goal is to help you:
👋 Find people
💬 Talk to them
🤝 Meet them
🌱 Touch grass
❤️ Build real friendships
So don't wait for the community to magically give you a best friend.
Take the first step.
Someone else might be waiting for you to 🌸
@prachi007 • 13d ago
📚 What book is everyone reading lately?
Or what was the last book you finished?
I finished "Scream for Me" by Karen Rose yesterday and absolutely loved it. It was the perfect mix of thriller, mystery, and romance.
Today I've started "Have You Seen Me?" by Kate White, which is about a woman who wakes up with five years of her memory missing.
I'd love to know what everyone else is reading!
I'm also thinking we can use the Book Club interest a little differently. Instead of discussing every book under one post, we could create separate discussion threads for individual books. That way, anyone who has read the same book can join in without the conversation getting mixed up.
I'd suggest creating a discussion thread after you've finished the book, so everyone can freely discuss it (with spoiler tags where needed)
Tomorrow I'll make a dedicated thread for Scream for Me with my detailed thoughts (spoiler-free at first 🫣)
Drop the book you're currently reading or the last one you finished and tell us in one or two lines whether you'd recommend it 📖✨
And if enough people are interested, we could even vote on a monthly book to read together and eventually have a Book Club meetup to discuss it.
PS : Enclosing text between two !! hides them. Ex : ‼️spoiler-text‼️
Check it out here : spoiler-text
I finished "Scream for Me" by Karen Rose yesterday and absolutely loved it. It was the perfect mix of thriller, mystery, and romance.
Today I've started "Have You Seen Me?" by Kate White, which is about a woman who wakes up with five years of her memory missing.
I'd love to know what everyone else is reading!
I'm also thinking we can use the Book Club interest a little differently. Instead of discussing every book under one post, we could create separate discussion threads for individual books. That way, anyone who has read the same book can join in without the conversation getting mixed up.
I'd suggest creating a discussion thread after you've finished the book, so everyone can freely discuss it (with spoiler tags where needed)
Tomorrow I'll make a dedicated thread for Scream for Me with my detailed thoughts (spoiler-free at first 🫣)
Drop the book you're currently reading or the last one you finished and tell us in one or two lines whether you'd recommend it 📖✨
And if enough people are interested, we could even vote on a monthly book to read together and eventually have a Book Club meetup to discuss it.
PS : Enclosing text between two !! hides them. Ex : ‼️spoiler-text‼️
Check it out here : spoiler-text
@prachi007 • 2mo ago
reviews pls
has anybody bought from Nishorama yet? I heard bad reviews from my fam but influencers seem to like the brand sm. need opinionssss pls
@Greesa • 12h ago
The Nightly Unwind 🌙| POV: The Midnight Cart
Tuesday check-in! What is sitting in your online shopping cart, wishlist, or saved folder right now that you are either about to impulsively buy or desperately trying to talk yourself out of?
Tell us what it is and let the sanctuary decide if it’s an essential purchase or pure retail therapy!
Tell us what it is and let the sanctuary decide if it’s an essential purchase or pure retail therapy!
@twoxtopia • 13h ago
HOT TAKE TUESDAY 🔥
Being busy 24/7 doesn’t mean you’re being productive. 👀
Agree or not?
What’s your hot take for the day? 🔥
Agree or not?
What’s your hot take for the day? 🔥
@twoxtopia • 20h ago
The Nightly Unwind 🌙| POV: The Plot Twist Monday is officially done.
What was the most unexpected, chaotic, or hilarious "plot twist" your day threw at you today?
Whether your coffee spilled on your laptop, a manager had an unhinged moment, or you just took a 3-hour nap instead of being productive - clear the air below. No corporate filter needed.
Whether your coffee spilled on your laptop, a manager had an unhinged moment, or you just took a 3-hour nap instead of being productive - clear the air below. No corporate filter needed.
@twoxtopia • 1d ago
Hi, I'm Vaishali! 👋
Hi! My name is Vaishali. I work in finance but I have zero interest in it [pun intended].
I love listening to people talk about the things they love.
I love listening to people talk about the things they love.
@vaishalikosta13 • 2d ago