Ishita Raj

My friends are making plans.

Not that I'm actively making all of my girlfriends step out.

So because my friends are making plans and we are getting out.

Obviously, it has to be in control and I have to be in check.

But just even if they're sisters, we have a different way of looking at life.

We have different ways of just reacting differently.

things in life, having a different lifestyle even if we are from the same house and same school.

Just experiencing differently.

So my parents have been extremely supportive and I also want to say I am whatever I am today.

When you say how did you that time that you kept, you didn't stop and you didn't quit and you used it as a fuel.

I was not that strong.

I could not have done it.

I have a very strong, you need to have anchor.

And I want to say this to everybody.

You need to have a very strong anchor.

No matter, we think we are soloists, but nobody is a soloist here.

You need an anchor coming from your grandparents, from your parents, from your siblings, whoever.

But we need that push.

No matter, we think we're so independent, we still need an anchor who can just reassure us, we can do it.

You have one person like that doing to you,