Napped half the day
away;
it was a funny affair:
felt just like, the most sincere and delicate
prayer.
God blessed
rest;
for possibly a point to prove:
that work, drive and strife
are surely not the sole purpose of
life.

An embarrassing moment changed my way. Do you have any such moment in your life?

When I was 17 I got my first smartphone. I was the second one after my brother to have a smartphone in my family. Where my parents use to access a small featured phone.

They use to ask me to show the family pics, temples, and sacred videos in my free time.

In my intermediate. Our class has a separate group on WhatsApp. Despite the official class group we also had a backbenchers group where we use to share all the 18+ content, memes, videos, etc.

After seeing deleting them would be a big task for me.

On the day of Diwali, I got many wishes from everyone with images. One of our mischievous friends has sent a Diwali wishes image with naked women holding lamps in the dark. like that many such pics are filled in my WhatsApp.

So as I got I have deleted all those A-rated stuff in with multiple select.

My cousins from Delhi, Bangalore, and Pune shared their celebrations in our family group and informed my dad in a call to go through them on my WhatsApp.

Dad: Beta just now I called Akka, she asked you to show their pics.

Me: Yeah! Dad. Let me show.

I just opened my gallery and went to WhatsApp photos and started showing all the family pics to him. My father was happily swiping the pics and talking to me. Suddenly a pic with semi-naked women holding lights in hand has popped up.

My mind: what the heck! From where did this pic come. How did you forget to make sure after mass deleting the pics idiot? Now you're gone Vishnu! (Facepalm)

Dad: what is this?

I just took the phone from his hands and deleted that pic.

Me: Dad! I'm sorry actually some of my friends sends such pics. I forgot to delete it.

My father behaved so normally after my answer and asked me to show the remaining pics of our cousins.

I was surprised to see his gesture at that time. I thought my dad would kill me, but in return, he just said nothing.

Then I realized how much he trusts me, I felt so embarrassed in front of him. Then I decided to leave that group.

Since that day, I don’t join any groups on WhatsApp apart from family and official groups.

This year even left WhatsApp, too.

Thanks for reading

She taught me how to love,
but not how to stop.

Me: Maa Biye Korbo.
Maa: Ekhon na biyer por.

Conductor of the year

Caught in a moment :two_hearts:

Have your faith strong...