Krishna Ramani

Rukmini: You promised me the last Rasgulla

Krishna: Technically, I never said who I promised it to

Rukmini: Oh, so now you’re playing word games?

Krishna: I’m literally the god of lila. You knew what you signed up for

She doesn’t hate him, she remembers the good, the way he held her when the world felt too loud,the late night calls, the way he made her feel seen… sometimes

But love that shows up sometimes isn’t love at all he called her too much for needing the bare minimum. He needed permission to love her, validation to choose her. Distance to feel free and she?

She just wanted presence. A hand she didn’t have to chase. Maybe he didn’t mean to hurt her. Maybe he just didn’t know how to love her but she hopes, one day, he finds someone who doesn’t scare him with their loyalty.

Someone he won’t lose just because he couldn’t recognize something real because the truth is—he didn’t break her heart

He broke the illusion and in the quiet aftermath, she realized that’s still a blessing <3

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मारीचिमिव सोमस्य सौम्यां स्त्रीविग्रहां भुवि |

श्रीमिवाग्र्यां विना पद्मं भविष्यां श्रीसहायिनीम् ||

She was beautiful as though the gentle rays of moon has taken the form of woman on earth. She was like Lakshmi leaving the lotus. She was to assist (Krishna) as Shri of future

📜 Chapter 59, Harivamsha Puran

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Disclaimer: Based on a true story. Names have been changed because the internet doesn’t need another clown show with real names attached

There was a girl — let’s call her Laila — the kind who believed in meaningful dates, temple visits, quiet time together, and thoughtful planning. She loved deeply, forgave often, and put effort into every little moment.

Then there was Majnu — her boyfriend of two years — who treated commitment like a mood swing and thought “spending quality time” meant standing next to each other while he Snapchatted strangers

Laila spent months planning a day out to ISKCON Dwarka. She was excited. She wanted peace, bhakti, and her boyfriend’s time.

But Majnu?

> “I can’t. Mehak’s birthday is more important”

(Mehak, by the way, was neither family nor emergency just another girl in the group chat)

It didn’t end there.

On her birthday, she asked him to spend the full day together. A simple, sweet wish.

But Majnu dropped a bomb:

> “I’m going to Dandiya night with strangers. I like the vibe.”

The girl planned a trip to Varanasi. One whole month of excitement.

He cancelled — again. No apologies. Just vibes

She gave it another chance

Planned a sweet day out at Iskcon Dwarka, just the two of them... Here we go again!!

> But then?

He said: “I’m depressed. I’m really sad”

And hours later was spotted dancing at Hauz Khas, telling people: “I like to dance with strangers when I’m depressed” Ah yes. Who needs therapy when you have strangers and a DJ

Still, she stayed patient. She planned a Sundar Nursery date an aesthetic, romantic picnic

He cancelled again Why? A “boys trip” that just happened to include “pretending to be single” as an activity

One day she finally said it “I feel bad. I plan things with love and you cancel every time.”

He replied: “Main wahi galti karta hoon ❌ Tum purani baatein laati ho.”

Gaslighting 101🙃 But the final blow?

He forgot their two-year relationship like it was nothing… for a girl named Moumita, who he met at Ashoka University Fest, and spoke to for 15 minutes. Two years down the drain replaced by a 15-minute flirtation and a new Snap streak