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We’re launching the TwoXTopia Android App 🚀 (Need Early Testers!)
We’re building a real Android app for TwoXTopia and we’d love your help testing it before it goes live on the Play Store for everyone.
If you already have TwoXTopia saved on your phone, that’s just a shortcut (PWA) to the website. This is a separate app that you’ll download directly from Google Play.
The app is still a work in progress, so it might not look fully polished yet but that’s exactly why your feedback matters right now.
How to access it:
1. Create an account using your email
2. Comment here that you created your account
3. Go to this link to download the app :
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.twoxtopia.app
Then click on "download it on Google Play"
⚠️ Important: The link and app download will only work if your login email is same as the Google Play email
Even if you already have the current version installed, I would really appreciate you trying this one out as well.
Use it, explore it, break it if you can 😄 and tell me what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d love to see.
I’m building this for you, so every bit of feedback genuinely helps 💛
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/
Gaana Club meetup Recap
On 5th April, we had a Gaana Club meetup.
Actually, I didn’t host this one. One of you did. It was @Anulekhathegreat 's idea
I’ve been hosting low-key topic based Sunday meetups in Bangalore for a while now, and one of our regulars said she wanted to host her own. And honestly, our reaction was "why not?"
We helped her promote it and she took it from there. And she did such a good job.
The meetup had these really fun prompts where you had to answer using songs and then sing them with the group.
Stuff like:
• a song that reminds you of your childhood
• a song you go to when you’re sad
• a song you’re scared to sing in public
And it worked so well.
There were definitely some amazing singers there (like actually good 😭), and then there were people like me who are strictly bathroom singers.
I was shy at first.
But I figured if I just read lyrics off my phone and sang with the group instead of alone, it felt easier. And it actually worked.
Another girl felt the same way, and we both kind of eased into it together.
At some point, we weren’t even looking at our phones anymore. We were just singing.
This was the first time I’ve ever sung in public. And that’s a big deal for me.
I felt free. I felt unjudged.
I really wish more of you were there. Maybe next time 💛
Also this made me realize something:
If you’ve ever wanted to host something, you really can. We’ll support you.
It doesn't matter if you want to host the meetup in Bangalore or any other city. We at twoxtopia will help you promote it and also give you ideas in hosting a meetup!
✨ I’m also planning a new meetup again this week. The details are here : https://twox.in/post/eceb-Started-late-Took-a-break-Careers-that-don-t-alw
So we just revamped our home page a little. Tell us if you like it or not!
A home page is the first thing a user sees and that helps her decide if she would like to use a website or not.
After all first impression is last impression.
But we at twoxtopia love to evolve. So we've been changing our home pages every month. So far we've had 3 distinct homepages (yeah i know that's not a lot, lol)
How about you take a look at the current home page and tell us if it captures the essence of twoxtopia?
The current home page for april (version 2) is here : https://twox.in
Our previous home page for april (version 1) is here : https://twox.in/homepages/april-2026-v1
Our home page for march is here : https://twox.in/homepages/march-2026
Go through it all or just go through the current one (twox.in) and tell us if you like it or not.
If you like it then don't feel shy to leave a nice feedback in the comments and if you don't like it then roast us and give us constructive criticism. We'll promise not to cry and change the home page as per you feedback!
Hi, Dr Manvi here.
I just want to know, itni nainsaafi kyu hai?? Left my last because that one was toxic to the point of death. Impossible to work. Nd now almost 4 months in and I can't even get my Resume shortlisted for reasons unknown to me. I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. Tauba aage kya karuun. And even other male friends or men I talk to are like you're a female get married, you don't have any financial responsibilities. Blah, blah, blah and shit.
I am going to track my water intake
You know what?!
I suck at drinking WATER. I am not fulfilling my water intake at all. And for that I am suffering from severe health issues.
I had to rush to a doctor for my burning skin sensations last night (happened two days ago as well).
So what I am going to do now is that I will use this post as my water intake checkpoint.
Every time I fulfill my water intake for a day I'll update here and I want you girls to help me maintain the streak okay?!
Hi, I'm Jasmine Kaur! 👋
Tech Entrepreneur who loves anime, reading, meeting people and philosophy. I'm a problem solver by nature so lets meet, have fun, joke around and walk away with a productive outlook! I believe we engage to share ideas and grow as a community, looking for like minded strong women!
"The story of my ex, your ex, and also her ex" Meetup Recap
I’ve been hosting meetups in Bangalore for a while now. Some larger ones with games and food, and smaller, more intimate weekly ones built around specific topics.
The other Sunday on 22nd March, I hosted one at Lalbagh around the theme: “The story of my ex, your ex, and her ex.”
I went in expecting it to be light, maybe even a little funny.
But it turned into something else entirely.
As we started sharing stories about heartbreak, regrets, things we tolerated, things we learned, it slowly became a very honest, almost cathartic space.
One thing that really stood out to me was that sometimes we don’t even realise what we went through wasn’t “normal” until we hear someone else say it out loud.
We can recognise red flags in other people’s stories instantly, but completely miss them in our own.
And sometimes, it takes a room full of strangers gently pointing things out for it to finally click.
Over time, I’ve noticed that these topic-based meetups naturally become safe spaces where people open up in ways they probably don’t elsewhere. It’s emotional, but also surprisingly healing.
I’ve also hosted a mix of other meetups before. Some bigger ones around Women’s Day (https://twox.in/post/oWK6-WOMEN-S-DAY-WITH-TWOXTOPIA-AT-A-GLANCE) and Galentine’s Day (https://twox.in/post/NPl5-Galentine-s-Day-Meetup-Recap), and smaller reflective ones like “life lessons to my younger self.” (https://twox.in/post/AkV5-Life-Lessons-to-my-Younger-Self-Meetup-Recap)
This one, though, felt the most emotionally intense so far.
Also I realised that this kind of openness probably wouldn’t have happened in a mixed-gender group.
There’s just a different level of comfort when it’s women-only and it's not because anyone is “bad,” but because safety and relatability matter in conversations like these.
Anyway, I’m planning to host more of these.
If you were to join one, what kind of topics would you want to talk about?
PS : Checkout more such meetups happening in the Hangout section of this platform. And if you like to host your own meetups, let us know. We'll help you promote it!
Life Lessons to my Younger Self Meetup Recap
Why is making friends as an adult so hard?
In a city of young people like Bangalore, you can be surrounded by people, all of them craving connection, and yet still feel deeply alone.
That’s one reason I’ve been experimenting with lowkey meetups.
But women only.
Spaces where women can talk freely, share stories,& connect without constantly feeling on guard.
So on Sunday 15th March, 2026, I hosted one in Lalbagh around the theme :
“Life lessons to my younger self.”
Just 5 women.
Just a patch of grass.
Just a space to talk, listen, reflect, and learn from each other’s lives.
In the beginning, it was a little awkward.
So I started with my own story.
And then, slowly, everyone started opening up.
I really loved how naturally the conversation evolved.
What began as
“what would I tell my younger self?”
became a deeper exchange about career choices, regrets, love, independence, friendship, hobbies,
and how Bangalore had shaped each of us in different ways.
Some came to share.
Some came mostly to listen.
Some came to step out of their comfort zone.
Some came hoping to make friends.
And very quickly, it no longer felt like strangers sitting together.
It felt like women recognizing themselves in each other.
That stayed with me.
Sometimes, what women need is not another formal event or perfectly curated setting.
Just somewhere safe.
Somewhere where opening up feels easier,
because the people around you have lived the same experiences as yours .
Sunday reminded me that women do want to talk.
They do want community.
And when given the chance,
they open up with so much honesty, warmth, curiosity, and care.
I left feeling even more convinced that these spaces matter
and that I want to keep creating them.
If you’re a woman in Bangalore
and this kind of space speaks to you,
I’d love to have you in our next meetup
Also would you come to a meetup like this next Sunday?
Okay girls, VERY important question 👇
💌 Who is the BEST boyfriend among Shah Rukh Khan characters? 👀
Are you a Raj girl?
Or does Rahul have your heart? 😭
Or are you choosing someone completely different?
Be honest
💭 Did SRK set your standards unrealistically high? 😂
🎥 🎥 Before you decide…
Listen to our latest podcast we created especially for all the girlies 💅✨👇
https://twox.in/post/jrTP-Episode-14-SRK-Characters-Ranked-Who-Is-the-Bes
💬 Now tell me:
✨ Who are you choosing as your “ideal boyfriend”?
✨ One SRK character you LOVE ❤️
✨ One SRK character you’d avoid 🚩
Best SRK boyfriend ?👀
Raj (DDLJ)
Suri ( Rab ne banadi jodi)
Veer ( Veer Zara)
Someone else
LinkedIn dilemma
Hi girls,
I’m an early-career professional in my early 20s, still figuring things out. I enjoy writing and have experience in content writing through internships and my current role. I’m also deeply interested in finance, economics, and geopolitics.
I’m confused about whether I should start writing on LinkedIn. It feels overwhelming,there are already so many voices and opinions, and I’m hesitant to put myself out there. I don’t care much about likes or views; I actually prefer staying a bit anonymous, like on this platform. At the same time, I’ve been told LinkedIn can open doors and create opportunities.
I also enjoy writing on Medium, so I’m unsure which direction to take.
Would really appreciate your honest advice!
Episode 14 : SRK Characters Ranked: Who Is the Best Boyfriend?
Just confused!?
I am about to finish my degree in less than a month. And I have been contemplating about what to actually do with my life further, its so stressful . Even though I know I'll figure it out still the thought of entering the real world scares me ngl, especially looking around and seeing people who are so sorted among themselves.
Do you guys have any suggestions as to how to overcome this stage? Not generic advices like go w the flow pls.
More Ramen 🍜 is here for you ladies!
And no, we are not a ramen shop. (Though I wish we were!)
We are a book and writing club. Solely focused on fiction literature right now. If you've always wanted a place with writers who have crazy ideas, people actively working on books, and a space to learn and explore more — or just join a reading club and vibe — well, well, well.
Guess what?
More Ramen is your place.
We are on Discord, so it's free until we aren't lol: https://discord.gg/mkg6JUVy6P
We also have a LinkedIn and IG page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/more-ramen/
Come say hi!
Hampi diaries
Hampi is honestly one of the most beautiful places I’ve visited 🤍
The vibe, the history, and those surreal landscapes are just unreal.
Every spot feels peaceful yet full of stories.
It’s the perfect getaway to slow down and just soak it all in.
Definitely a must-visit with your friends for memories you won’t forget 💫
Is this a red flag?
So a few days back, I was talking to a friend of mine.
We were having some funny banter in which he crossed a line, which made me angry.
He made a sarcastic remark about my dad.
So, after a day or two, I opened up and told him that I didn't like what he said.
I am giving you five major points now.
1. First day, he said he is sorry but I should be ready to take jokes when we are joking.
2. Since I don't like such things as a joke even, I was not behaving naturally.
3. Cut to day number 5, he said, It's an unconditional apology and disconnected the call right after that. No chats no talks.
4. Later that day, he admitted, if I would have said anything like that for his father, he would have stopped talking to me.
5. On the same call, he said, I have not said anything which is such a big deal.
Am I just making a fuss about a small thing?
desperation can look like this
i just came across this instagram page about a cute little dog named “aloo.”
she’s been missing for 100+ days now.
i know not everyone will understand why there’s a ₹50k reward for a dog,
but pet parents will.
for some, she might be “just another indie dog.”
but for this family, she’s family.
can you imagine someone you love going missing for 100+ days
and not being able to come back home?
that’s what this family is going through.
i know many of you here are from #bangalore,
which is why i’m sharing this.
the chances of finding her through my post might be low
but not zero, right?
please help amplify this.
and if you spot any dog matching the description,
please call them or reach out via instagram.
let’s try.
their page link: https://lnkd.in/geKiVmgd
#findingAloo
Hi, I'm HappyCanopy! 👋
I'm an artist, someone who finds joy in creating, noticing little details, and expressing emotions through art. Lately, I’ve been wanting to connect with more like-minded women, people who value creativity, kindness, and meaningful conversations.
Not just networking, but real, genuine connections where we can share, grow, and inspire each other 💜
Hi, I'm Jaspreet ! 👋
Curious, ambivert, overthinker who is interested in Finance, geopolitics and dwells in reading Classics
Thinking about getting a furry friend? 🐾
Meet Chiki!
This brave little survivor was rescued from the streets and is now looking for a couch to call her own. She is incredibly calm for her age but has a fun, active side that will keep you smiling.
Quick Facts:
Age: 45 days according to the vet
Vibe: Calm, affectionate, and a total sweetheart.
Health: Approved by the vet as a "healthy baby" (with the puppy teeth to prove it!). 1st dose vaccinated and dewormed.
Ideal Home: Someone ready for play sessions.
Help us find her the home she deserves! Please share or reach out if you’re interested in adopting.
What's one bold decision you took that changed your life?
Hi, I'm Archita Jain! 💗
💜 You can call me Ari too, if you'd like.
💜 I'm in university right now, Tech - Data Science girlie.
💜 I'm 22, hehe (Taylor's ver.) and yes life really is miserable and magical for me right now!!!
💜 I'm an INFP-T.
💜 I like all the colors but Ivory white and purple is my ult :)
💜 I came here from Somali's Linkedin Post because we're mutuals :)
💜 I'm hoping to find lots of friends, I always wanted friends from all around the globe (country works too) hehe, yeah that's quite the opposite of me being an introvert. But I love to talk to people I'm comfortable with ~ gossips, yapping, 2am talks, everything! I love it all.
💜 I am open to both professional and personal experiences and advices from all my ladiessss hehe <3 I wanna be a part of your journey, let's grow together :)
💜 I'm from Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
💜 I have too many hobbies because I want to try every single thing before I die.
💜 I love k-pop ~ BTS & ENHYPEN. I also watch asian dramas (all! You name it K, C, J, Thai, Taiwanese, Philipino, etc etc)
💜 But I'm spending my time doing nothing right now ~ just surviving Uni :(
Hehe, I was feeling chatty because I know a few people from the community now! So happy to meet you guys and happy to be meeting more people :)
If your seeing this, we're friends now <3
Sending love bestiesss :)
Archita
Nice initiative
Thanks for creating this space.
You know, this is one such social media, where I can post and then get back to work, without living in a constant anxiety of what people (read misogynist) would have been commenting under my post.
It's amazing, it's wonderful.
Cure to insomnia?
I have been suffering from insomnia since the age of, I don't even remember anymore.
But I do remember why it started though.
I used to pretend to sleep when my mother asked me to when I was a kid. She literally used to force me to take a nap during the afternoon. And i hate being forced to do something. Ik it's stupid and now I understand why my mother used to literally force me to sleep.
What happened while trying to fake my sleep was I built a very ugly sleep schedule. And that ugly sleep schedule turned me into an insomniac.
I even had to take pills (prescribed) for my insomnia but the doctor said to me that I am good to go without the pills.
But lately i am facing so much difficulty sleeping. I barely get any sleep. I don't really want to get back to my old meds because they're hella addictive.
So do y'all have any proper solution to my misery?
Hi, I'm nishiii! 👋
Hello everyone, my name is Nishita and I'm a 24 YO data engineer working in Bangalore from last year. I got to know about this community from reddit and I'm looking to connect with more and more people through this community.
Mostly apart from work, I love reading and trying out new activities for fun like crocheting, pottery, painting and much more.
I spend most of the weekend reading or chilling out and sometimes attend some workshops.
I'm looking forward to getting to know everyone here, even if our interests don't match, we can still catch up. 🩷
Hii Girlss!
Has anyone here seen 'The dead poets society '?
If yes, reviews please
Girlsss
What's the one thing you wish you had known before starting your career???
I think I have an eating disorder.
I just realized today when claude pointed out very humbly that I might have an eating disorder.
So for context, I am unable to lose weight. Every year I just end up gaining extra 5 kg. Now before anyone says that I should go to gym, I workout 5 times a week. Like strength training, weight lifting (i literally do chest press with 22kg dumbbells) so yeah its not that I am not moving my body.
But its my relationship with food. I eat alot. I eat even when I am full just to finish the food. I eat when I am stressed. I eat every time I walk out of gym feeling exhausted and its not healthy meals. They are burger fries coke and every random fried food you can think of. And although I look big (for a woman, people words) I cannot do anything about it. Until I address this deep issue of my disorder.
Is this selfish?
Okay, so I am finding this space as a very good one. I can share a lot and I do want to share a lot without any fear of judgement.
And honestly, I want this space to grow as well and for that I gotta share the details with my friends and family.
But, but, but, I know those family members will just make my experience a bad one on this app.
What should I do?
A little bit about me!🌻
Hello all, my name is Deepshikha.
I'm from Mumbai.
I'm a finance girlie, recently completed my internship and took a break for my upcoming exams.
I'm really hoping to get genuine female friendships and a safe space as a woman.
I love reading fiction, journaling, and watching good rom coms and series.
I spend my weekend studying but in my free time i either read a book or go for long walks exploring my area!🌻
Need instrumentalists !!
The Gaana Club needs instrumentalists!!
Wanna know more ? Dont wait!!
Reach out to me asap !!
Instrumentalists required!!
The Gaana Club is looking for instrumentalists. Please reach out if you are interested
#music #instrumentalists
Clay pins and earrings
I am thinking of making some clay (air dry) jewellery for myself but the only issue is that I am a beginner and NOOB, so if anyone of you can help me with this I'll be really very grateful 🫂
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Episode 16 : From Icons to Mentors - The women who inspire us
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Hi, I'm bisakha2810! 👋
Bisakha here. But you can call me Bee (or just B if we’re feeling extra lazy 🐝).
I’m from Kolkata.
Fun fact about me: I have a completely irrational dislike for fruits. Yes, I know they’re good for me. Yes, I know I should eat more of them. No, I will still pick literally anything else first. Growth is a journey, okay? 😌
I’m here for good conversations, random rants, shared laughs, and probably a little oversharing once I get comfortable. Looking forward to getting to know all of you! 💛
TwoXStories Ep 2 : Women, Leadership & Branding with Dr Kiran Khanna
Hi all
I am Riya, Part bookworm, part city explorer, and 100% ambivert. I’m the girl who’s just as happy lost in a novel as I am out discovering the best local spots in Bangalore.
Here for the real ones who are a little unhinged, deeply authentic, and ready to skip the small talk
Hi, I'm Subhiksha! 👋
Hi all! I’m new to this platform and i’m excited to meet new people and make friends :)
A little bit about me~ I’m 21, I’m from bangalore and i’m extremely introverted so this is my attempt at breaking out of my shell and meet new people. I work as a software engineer and I love coding, watching cricket, listening to music, playing the guitar, playing with dogs and kitties, and COFFEEEE.
Just joined? Say hi 👋
I’ll start, I’m the person behind this space, and I built this because I wanted a corner of the internet that actually feels safe and non-judgmental.
And my name is Prachi!
Tell me:
✨ Where are you from?
✨ One thing that made your day a little better today (even something small)
✨ What are you aiming to get out of this women-only space?
✨ What are your hobbies?
✨ How do you spend your weekends?
No pressure to be perfect here :)
PS : check out the tag along & hangout section, a lot of the women are going out. Go join them in their outings!
Episode 14 : The Importance of Female Friendships in a Woman's Life
Looking for my gal pald
I have recently decided to move on from some long term, one sided friendship dynamics. I’m looking to connect with women who actually value consistency and mutual effort.
A bit about me:
Interests: I’m a dedicated aquarist, I enjoy travelling and new activities.
Vibe: Direct, grounded, and zero interest in gatekeeping or mind games.
Looking for: A gal pal in her late 20s or 30s for coffee, car drives, or just real conversation. If you’re also looking for a friend who actually hits reply and shows up, let’s chat.
Here are 9 questions that spell out "Women's Day" but not in the same order. Can you answer this?
On Women's Day, TwoXTopia organised a big meetup with games, food and a lot of fun. One of the games was this quiz that I curated based on the attendees favorite movies, favorite actors and their favourite animals.
The catch of this Quiz was that the initials of all the answers spelled out "Women's Day"
Everyone participated in the quiz through the app.
Now see for yourself if you can solve it.
Q1: I'm an animal-
https://twox.in/post/AlVw-Q1-I-m-an-animal
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Q2: I'm an actress-
https://twox.in/post/CoLD-Q2-I-m-an-actress
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Q3: They call me royalty-
https://twox.in/post/0PiY-Q-3-They-call-me-royalty
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Q4: I'm crying, i need a drink right now-
https://twox.in/post/wSrO-Q4-I-m-crying-I-need-a-drink-right-now
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Q5: I love Chinese food but I like Delhi food more-
https://twox.in/post/dUkW-Q5-I-love-Chinese-food-but-I-like-Delhi-food-mor
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Q6: Why does my head feel so heavy?-
https://twox.in/post/7VGY-Q-6-Why-does-my-head-feel-so-heavy
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Q7: What is this place?-
https://twox.in/post/VmUl-Q7-What-is-this-place
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Q8: I'll murder every one who disagrees with me-
https://twox.in/post/qUvm-Q8-I-ll-murder-every-one-who-disagrees-with-me
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Q9: I'm gonna act like I'm gonna fly and I'm not playing a trick here-
https://twox.in/post/c2C1-Q9-I-m-gonna-act-like-I-m-gonna-fly-and-I-m-not-pl
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(PS : when you select Quiz as the interest tag and quiz mode as the flair, everyone who comments can see only their comment, and nobody else's. You can toggle the visibility of the comment on and off. When the quiz happened during women's day event, I had hidden the comments so that the competition was fair. Try using the quiz mode to conduct quizzes of your own!)
Hi, I'm Roy07! 👋
Hi, I’m Sweety Roy
Just someone who enjoys writing, overthinking captions, and noticing the little things people usually ignore.
I have opinions about almost everything, love a little gossip, and enjoy turning everyday moments into meaningful insights and stories.
Here to meet people who are a little unhinged (in the best way) and real about life ✨
Tell me
Girls, What is your biggest non-academic and non work-related accomplishment?
Hi, I'm monikag1462005! 👋
Hi.. I'm monika glad to join here with this women community m exited to see mouch more here
Sorry gurls, I forget the password to my acc.
Hello~
This is Muskan aka Gaki. Please call me Gaki (I am a spoiled brat) and you will know why soon. In few days because I am gonna hangout here. Thanks Prachi for calling the shit out of me on LinkedIn!
Looking forward to make you all fall in love with me, coz why not?
Galentine's Day Meetup Recap
Promoting your own product through PPT slides is probably the most boring way to go about it.
Because the last time I conducted a workshop to explain about my product, it went well, but it wasn’t fun.
So this time, I decided to do it differently.
Valentine’s Day was around the corner.
And somehow, it made perfect sense to use a “couple’s festival” to promote my women-only app.
Wait what?
Using Valentine’s Day to promote a women-only product?
Yes. And it was gonna work.
Because we weren’t celebrating Valentine’s Day.
We were celebrating Galentine’s Day.
I told my social media manager Somali
“Hey, Valentine’s Day is coming and we need to...”
“…use that day to celebrate Galentine’s day instead and promote TwoXTopia,” she completed.
You know when two people finish each other’s sentences like that, it's an idea worth exploring.
And while planning the event, something became very clear to me:
You win when you play to your strengths.
Somali, being the artistic one, took charge of the invites.
She designed and curated them beautifully, handled logistics, coordinated outreach, and made sure everyone reached the venue smoothly.
I stuck to what I’m good at.
I hosted the event.
I designed and conducted the introduction rounds and ice-breaker games so that strangers didn’t stay strangers for too long.
I also hosted Dumb Charades and a Quiz and personalised them for the women who attended (thanks to the pre-event inputs we had collected)
At one point, we were having so much fun that I almost forgot the actual reason we were there was to talk about the app.
Right before the quiz round, I paused and said,
“Before we continue, I want to tell you about TwoXTopia.”
And someone said, “Finally!”
Before the event began, we had mentioned that it was in association with TwoXTopia - a women-only app.
But I didn’t want to lead with features.
I wanted them to experience the use-case first.
To understand why such a space matters.
And they did.
I just made “Pehle istemal karein, phir vishwas karein” real for them
(Experience first. Believe after)
My vision for TwoXTopia has always been simple :
A space where women can express themselves freely online
and build meaningful connections offline.
This was one small step in that direction.
And it worked.
If you’re a woman who cares about safe spaces, honest conversations, and meaningful connections I’d love for you to try TwoXTopia and tell me what you think.
PS : sorry for posting this so late, we've all been busy planning new meetups and making TwoXTopia better than what it is everyday!
Episode 13 : Bare Minimum Can't Be the Standard of a Healthy Relationship
“Bare Minimum”- What Does It Really Mean, and Who’s Keeping Score?
Lately everything seems to revolve around “ it’s the bare minimum”. Both in friendships and relationships, even simple gestures often get weighed down by expectations. Think about the person who tells you “Don’t worry” with genuine warmth, someone who travels halfway across the city just to meet you or swaps their drink with yours because they noticed you didn’t like what you ordered. Even something as simple as taking a few minutes out of their day to check on you, message you, or listen to you are all little acts of that do matter.
We don’t always see the other side or the thought behind those gestures. These small acts show us that someone values you enough to show up in ways that aren’t always visible or loudly celebrated.
In a world where “bare minimum” seems to define relationships or friendships, pausing to notice these efforts is important. Of course, everyone is deserving of all the love and effort. However, acknowledging it is the “bare minimum we owe” to those who care and, in doing so, we learn to meet them halfway too. In the long run, it’s not just the gestures themselves, but acknowledging them, even quietly, is what keeps bonds strong.
So, what’s one small gesture someone has done for you recently that made you smile? Feel free to comment your thoughts below!
We present to you Club Gaana!!
Hi all, I am looking to form a music club . Anyone interested, please do reach out to Anulekha ( ***-***-**** )
The Happiest Rapido Rider I’ve Met in Bangalore
Yesterday, while taking a Rapido scooter ride back home, I had one of those small, unexpected moments that quietly stayed with you. My rider was a woman. Against all the stereotypes people love to repeat about women drivers, she gave me one of the smoothest and comfortable rides.
Somewhere between the traffic signals, we started talking. I asked her about her work, how long she has been riding, and what her days usually look like. To my delight, she told me she loves her job. She said she and her friend started working together, and that the experience has been both fun as well as fulfilling. You could hear the excitement in her voice and what stayed with me the most was the genuine smile she had while talking about it.
She also mentioned that most of the male passengers she meets are respectful, which makes her feel comfortable and confident doing her job in this city. Hearing that honestly brought a smile to my face too, because that’s the kind of world we’d love for all of us.
Seeing women riding Rapido scooters in Bangalore isn’t unusual anymore but this ride, her energy, her pride in her work, and her motivation, made the experience feel quietly inspiring. And that alone can brighten your day.
To the women working across Bangalore, tell me in the comments section, what’s one small moment during your workday that reminded you things are changing for the better?
What’s one little thing you do that makes you feel confident?
WOMEN’S DAY WITH TWOXTOPIA - AT A GLANCE
On Sunday, the 8th March, 2026, something unique happened.
A group of women from different backgrounds, professions, personalities, and life experiences, walked into the same space for the Women’s Day gathering organised by TwoxTopia. Some arrived straight from their busy schedules, some squeezed it between responsibilities, and some showed up simply because they felt the need to do something different that day.
And the thing about showing up is that it sounds simple, but it isn’t always easy. Every woman who walked in carried a story with her. Stories of work, ambition, struggles, dreams, resilience, marriage and everyday courage. Some were meeting strangers and stepping into a new community for the first time. Yet they all showed up looking absolutely gorgeous, in the most authentic way possible. Confidence looks different on every woman, and that room was full of it.
There were icebreakers and a quiz (you definitely shouldn’t miss the quiz @prachi007 organises😉 ) that had everyone thinking and laughing together. However, the real victory wasn’t about who won the quiz. The real win was that every single person at that table stepped outside their comfort zone and that choice alone is powerful. Growth happens when we allow ourselves to explore new spaces, meet new perspectives, and listen to stories that are different from our own, which is exactly what TwoxTopia strives for.
Sometimes, the smallest gestures stay with us the longest like the moment when @Mali hands you a small baby pink rose. Moments like these turn an ordinary, boring day into something unexpectedly beautiful, reminding you that kindness still exists in quiet ways.
To all my beautiful women, I’d like to emphasise that showing up matters. Even on busy days, even when it feels unfamiliar and the room is full of strangers. Because the moment you step in, you open yourself to conversations, connections, and perspectives you never expected, but perhaps deeply needed. Inspiration doesn’t always come from dramatic moments, sometimes it comes from a small pink rose passed between strangers exchanging smiles.
If moments like these resonate with you, you will enjoy being part of the next TwoxTopia gathering too. Because the most meaningful experiences often begin with something very simple, just showing up.
How did you spend your Women’s Day this year? Drop your experiences in the comments section.
On the Same Track, Heading to Different Destinations
Every morning, we stand on the same metro platform. The same green line, quick footsteps, announcement in two languages reminding us to “mind the gap.” The metro reminds me of adulthood, we board from the same city, hold the same poles for balance in the same compartment and yet, our destinations are wildly different.
Metro creates an illusion that our timelines are universal. We are moving in the same track but some people have fewer halts and reserved seats, while others fall asleep exhausted waiting for their stop. The door simply opens when it’s time.
Though we rarely say it out loud, the journey isn’t equally designed for everyone. It’s not about racing toward the “right” station or comparing route maps. It’s all about knowing when and where to get off , and that choice, however small it feels, is still yours.
Women who take the metro, what has your experience been like? Share your story in the comments.
How to deal with laundry and sadness?
Being a woman is already tough.
Then comes a day when you're sad and depressed and really don't want to get out of the bed but but but
You have LAUNDRY 🧺😭
how do you deal with such days?
Let's jam
I have been wanting to start a jamming community for long now. I think this is the best platform to gather people who are interested and have an open discussion on how to take it forward. Anyone interested? I am waiting for you!!
What did you like the most about the women's day meetup on 8th March in Bangalore?
Leave a review. Let us know what u liked, didn't like. And how it could have been made better.
Q9 I'm gonna act like I'm gonna fly and I'm not playing a trick here
This last name is associated with multiple famous women.
Woman X, of Indian origin, is quite literally out of this world and prefers a lot of space.
Woman Y certainly knows where women originate from.
And Woman Z prefers not to show her face.
There is a stark contrast between these three women.
Q8 I'll murder every one who disagrees with me
He played the former captain of the Indian cricket team and in his recent movie he advocated against a woman deserving of her rights. Despite that
he tends to get a lot of kisses for the kind of work he does.
Who is this actor?
Q7 What is this place?
This place is too high for this world. Its most famous citizen loves peace. Its flag is unique of its kind. Three points make something when joined together, and that's what's unique about one of the facts of this place. What place am I talking about?
Q 6 Why does my head feel so heavy?
This fairly lovely woman prefers Thursdays over Wednesdays. Her husband prefers to make longer movies but he says he did it accidentally. Her fictional husband is responsible for being a donor of a bundle of joys to a lot of people
Q5 : I love Chinese food but I like Delhi food more
This man is a talented martial artist. His MIL is a simple woman and also a woman who appears whenever someone smiles but only for some people. His wife is a movie star and her name does what a star is supposed to do. Who is this man? Bonus points if you can tell his real name
Q4 : I'm crying, I need a drink right now
This is a famous novel from east of India that has been adapted into a movie of the same name multiple times, in multiple languages and multiple countries - like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Its titular character's name is associated with a sad man in love. Which novel is this?
Q 3 They call me royalty
This person has acted in dual roles multiple times in his career, however in 3 different movies where he played dual roles, there was one actor who was not only common but also the antagonist. And this actor dies in all three movies. Who is this actor?
Q2 : I'm an actress
This hollywood actress's name is synonymous with the sanskrit word for magic or illusion. She's the daughter of two famous actors and twice she has played characters who have a very anxious demeanour where they don't know when to shut up when dealing with weird things in life
Q1 I'm an animal
This animal's name is equivalent to foolish in one language and wise in another and this animal is a vehicle of a goddess
For everyone who joined recently please verify your account
A lot of people have joined this month. But not all of you have verified yourself as a woman.
To do so, there are two options :
1. Try to engage with any post & a video verification window would pop up. Follow the instructions it gives you
OR
2. DM us on Instagram on our twoxtopia handle
THE WORLD GOT LITTLE BRIGHTER AT OUR HOME YESTERDAY 😝🌻🌻
Yesterday was my mom's birthday, the cake was so funny Y2K Coded😝 it was fun tho , she laughed we laughed.😬
Some Stories Feel Like Home💛
Books like 'A Man Called Ove' remind me why I love reading. Sometimes the quietest stories leave the deepest mark.
A Man Called Ove was simple, funny, and unexpectedly emotional.
Tell me, what was your last read?(Or your favourite book, let's talk book 🤭)📚
Just wondering,
If money and judgment didn’t exist, how would you spend a random Tuesday? ??
I've added 2 new features here for the app
1. Quiz mode
When creating a post, select Quiz as your interest.
This automatically selects quiz mode as your flair (you can change it later)
Comments on your posts would only be visible to you.
Everyone else would only see their own post.
You can choose to show all the comments to everyone with the click of a button
2. Spoiler Text
Enclose any text you want to hide between 2 exclamation marks !!
Something like this ‼️spoiler-text‼️
And this how it would look like :
spoiler-text
Checklist: read, hydrate, overthink less.🌿
Am I the only one romanticising my planner🙈, hehe😬 do you guys journal too?(If yes what type? I usually do affirmation, gratitude, daily check in, junk journaling.🌻🩷)
Hi, I'm Anulekha! 👋
I am a HR by profession. Love music , travelling, making new friends .Excited to join this community.
Nature Doesn’t Wait for Our Deadlines
At the office, sometime around 5 pm, someone said something that made everyone pause. “In the morning, this tree didn’t have any flowers.” By evening, it did. Throughout the day, dozens of people had walked past the tree with coffees in hand, phones in hand, minds already in the next meeting. No one had noticed the shift, and it wasn’t the speed of nature that felt surprising. It was our absence from it.
We begin our day thinking ahead about the deadlines, conversations and expectations. Anything that doesn’t demand attention fades into the background. The tree, our own fatigue and small moments of joy become the background.
Presence of mind is not a wellness buzzword. It is the simple discipline of noticing what is already in front of us. For women especially, whose mental load is often invisible and constant, this pause is grounding. It is how clarity returns and intuition sharpens.
When we slow down enough to observe, we notice ourselves evolving.
Share in the comments, what’s one small change around you today that you’ll choose to actually stop and notice?
Are Women’s Friendships Really “Dramatic” or Deeply Misunderstood?
Last Wednesday, @prachi007 and @Mali hosted an insightful podcast on female friendships on TWOXTOPIA. It was direct, reflective and it questioned the labels we’ve all grown up hearing. Why are women’s friendships so easily branded as “dramatic”? What gets dismissed as drama is often emotional articulation and the ability to confront discomfort, this depth is mistaken for volatility.
@prachi007 also acknowledged a difficult but honest point, that women’s friendships often don’t last as long as we expect them to. That is a fair observation, given the social conditioning that positions women in competitive situations around marriage timelines, career milestones, motherhood and appearance. Now, add to that relocation after marriage and unequal emotional labour. Sustaining friendships requires negotiation, and the harsh truth is that not everyone is equipped or encouraged to prioritise that labour. So, when friendships fade, it isn’t always because they were weak. Sometimes, it’s because the social conditioning around women makes continuity harder.
Now, do you think society makes it harder for women to sustain long-term friendships? Share your answers in the comments below!
Even the Stickiest Notes Learn to Let Go
There is something very pretty about Post-its. The soft pink, muted yellow and a calm sage green stuck to the edge of your desk like a quiet reminder “Hey, do this one thing.” They are small, temporary and so easy to peel off. Yet, they hold your entire day together regardless of it being a grocery list, deadline or a random thought at 1:30 a.m worth remembering.
They are gentle anchors, unlike the dramatic vision boards. They simply provide you with a small practical clarity and maybe that’s the whole point. Not everything powerful has to be permanent and not everything meaningful has to be loud.
Sometimes it is a tiny pastel square on your mirror or wall reminding you of the one thing you need to do or one thing you need to remember about yourself.
Peel, stick and start over again. Tell me in the comments, what is the one thing you wish to remind yourself about right now ?
Are we paying for chips or flavoured air?
hmmmmmmmmmm.
so Lay's … you’re telling us that the same ₹10 smaller packet had fewer chips before,
we paid the same price,
and now we’re suddenly getting what we actually deserve?
“smaller pack, more chips” is giving very strong
we fixed what we never admitted was broken energy.
idk how to feel about this one.
Nature's Resilience Lesson
Today, in my garden I noticed a spider rebuilding her web between two hibiscus plants. I looked at the exact spot yesterday and guess what, the web was gone. Completely wrecked. And there she was, not panicking, just rebuilding. There’s something unsettling about how calm that kind of precision looks. Spider silk produced from specialized glands called spinnerets, one of the most remarkable biological materials on Earth. It's lightweight, flexible, and biodegradable. Scientists have been trying (and mostly failing) to replicate it synthetically .
Now, let’s talk about who’s building it. In most common garden species, the web builder is a female who is often larger than males. She builds the trap, maintains it, repairs it and guards the egg sacs. Many orb-weavers build at night and dismantle at dawn to avoid predators. Imagine building something intricate daily, knowing it may not last 24 hours, breaks my heart, but she is still building it anyway.
What we miss when we call it “just a spider”, is her complexity. We reduce her to a corner nuisance. She is a structural engineer on eight legs yet there is no applause, just tensile strength holding space between two branches. That is nature’s creation of resilience that all women can draw inspiration from.
Share in the comments section, what is that you have had to rebuild, that nobody has applauded?
The Importance of Female Friendships in a Woman's Life. Join our live podcast on 25th Feb, 4pm IST
A woman is a woman’s biggest enemy.
It’s a sentence I’ve heard far too often.
And almost never from a woman herself.
It’s usually said about us.
Sometimes I feel like society repeats it so women don’t band together.
Because if we truly did, we would change things.
Then there’s this:
“I prefer male friendships. There’s less drama and gossip”
But what is “drama”?
When men go through break ups or tough times, it’s often talks centered around distraction - booze, cricket, “bro forget about her.”
But when it's women turn,
we talk,
we process,
we sit with our feelings.
Is that drama?
Is that us being gossipy?
Or is that emotional honesty?
I’m not here to define or undermine male friendships.
I’m here to challenge the stereotypes that surround the female ones.
Your female friend may not always be able to bail you out at 2am.
Of course she can't,
her curfew doesn’t let her step out after 9pm.
But she will stay on call for hours.
She will listen.
She will remind you who you are when you forget.
She will hype you up in the comment section so loudly that people mistake the "solidarity" for "romance".
And that’s the importance of female friendships.
So as part of our February love-themed podcast, we’re talking about a kind of love that isn’t romantic but is just as life-changing.
Tomorrow on TwoXTalks, we will be talking about the real bond between women, one beyond stereotypes.
🗓 Date : 25th Feb, 2026
⏰ Time : 4pm IST
🎙 Platform : https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj
If you’ve experienced the goodness of female friendships, struggled with it, or are still figuring it out then join us live.
Because TwoXTalks was built for conversations like this.
TwoXTopia | A space for women to speak and exist freely.
A City Painted in Pink
After a long day at work, on my way back home, the beautiful pink blossoms all around the city instantly lights up my mood. The contrast between Bangalore city’s skyline and the pink blooms is nothing less than a postcard. The ordinary traffic routes momentarily feel poetic.
Here’s an interesting fact for all of you. These are not the true cherry blossoms (Sakura) of Japan. The trees we admire in Bengaluru, belong to a species known as Tabebuia rosea which are native to Central and South America. The presence of these trees in Bengaluru dates to the colonial era, when British horticulturalists and city planners brought in exotic species to adorn the city bringing back their nostalgic springtime landscapes.
And just like that, for a few weeks every year, the Garden City blushes in shades of pink, inviting us all to pause, look up, and admire.Feel free to comment on your favorite spot in Bengaluru to catch these pink blooms, or share a memory they spark for you?
Episode 12 : Singlehood - When it's a better choice than settling
Negotiation Skills Every Woman Should Master
Let's be real. When it comes to asking for what we want, many Indian women hold back. Whether you're asking for a raise, a better project, or even respect at the dinner table, your negotiation skills matter. A lot. Now, we're breaking down 3 powerful negotiation skills every Indian woman should master. No fancy words. Just real, practical tips that you can use today.
Skill 1: Preparation & Research
You need to do your homework, and this is the foundation of workplace negotiation strategies that really do work. If you're negotiating a salary, you must check the websites like PayScale India, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn Salary. See what people in your role, with your experience, and skills are earning. Get the real numbers. Gather all the e-mails praising your work and ensure to document your extra responsibilities. Research about the Other Person. What do they really care about and what are their goals? What problems are they trying to solve? When you understand these questions, you become confident. Calculate your living costs and set your own standard before negotiating. Think about different possible answers. If they say "no," then what is your next move? This kind of preparation is the key to assertive communication skills for women.
Skill 2: Knowing Your BATNA
BATNA stands for "Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement." It focuses on what you do if they say “no.” It provides the career advancement blueprint for women and when you know your BATNA, you stop being desperate. You need to have options. If you want a raise, you could look for another job. If you're negotiating a project, know that you could say no to it. Understand what's the absolute low offer that you are willing to accept? Anything below that, you walk away. No more negotiating. When you have a strong BATNA, you naturally start showing confidence in negotiation.
Skill 3: Anchoring with Confidence
Anchoring emphasizes that the first number mentioned usually sticks in people's heads. Many women are taught to sound and be "reasonable." So, we ask for less than we deserve. However, asking for more isn't greedy. It is smart. In salary negotiations, let them know your number first (if you can) and remember to always start high. Always give a short answer to why you're asking for that number.
In conclusion, you deserve to be paid fairly. Negotiation skills for women aren't about being aggressive or mean. They're about being smart, prepared, and confident. Every time you negotiate, you get better at it. So, don't wait for the perfect moment. Start small negotiations with your family about chores, with your friends about restaurant choices or with a vendor about price. Then, bring those skills to work. Ask for the raise and build your career ladies!
Holi Event
Would any girl be interested to join me for a Holi event near HSR/Sarjapur?
We can book our individual tickets and meet at the venue follow up with lunch/chai depending on the vibe
SRK Characters Ranked: Who Is the Best Boyfriend? Join our live podcast on 18th Feb, 4pm IST
What is love?
No, not “baby don’t hurt me”
If you’re a 90s kid like me, you didn’t learn love from books.
You learned it from watching Shah Rukh Khan on the big screen.
So let me ask you again -
Pyaar kya hai?
And somewhere in your head, you’ll hear:
“Pyaar dosti hai.”
“Love is friendship. If she can’t be my best friend, I can never truly love her.”
Yes, that iconic line from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.
And just like Anjali, I was sold.
Now obviously, SRK can’t be everyone’s boyfriend.
But his characters? Fair game.
So this Wednesday, @Mali and I are ranking SRK characters
and deciding who actually qualifies as the best boyfriend in 2026.
Green flags?
Bare minimum?
Or just pretty speeches?
If you want to listen in (or strongly disagree with our ranking), join us on the 18th.
This podcast is a part of our love themed February series.
See you there!
Topic: SRK Characters Ranked: Who Is the Best Boyfriend?
Date: 18th Feb 2026
Time: 4 PM IST
Platform: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj
What will be the best cafe to just be in peace
Hey what will be the peaceful cafe to just sit and relax new to the place and if anyone is interested they can tag along