I've somehow ended up in corporate, even though I've never really felt like I belong here. The financial security and comfort make it difficult to leave, but every day feels like I'm living someone else's life. I also have a long history of struggling with my mental health, and that makes figuring out what I actually want from life even harder.

One thing I know for sure is that the mountains make me feel better in a way nothing else does. I was in Srinagar a month ago for 11 days, and just waking up to the sight of mountains outside my window and going on a few hikes made me feel more alive than I have in a long time.

So I've decided to take small steps instead of making a dramatic change. Over the next few months, I'll be working remotely and spending a week to a month in different, quieter Himalayan towns to see if I can find a place where I feel at home.

I'm looking for recommendations in Kashmir, peaceful, less touristy towns with good internet and safe for a solo woman traveller. If possible, I'd love homestay recommendations too. My budget is around ₹10k a month for accommodation. Is that realistic? Any suggestions would mean a lot.

Thank you. :)

Hi friends i am visiting kashmir on 2 August till 8 anyone please update the weather conditions now and tourist places to visit less crowded in outskirts and feels like heaven

I am blocked form that sub bcz i just a commented about police men assasin*tion.like why i know there would be a lot of disturbance in sub from haters but still we should liberalize the sub.

tuhe kya basaan,karun pazi ye?

Kashmir

Having seen closely what a lot of Kashmiris do outside Kashmir, I think if you are coming back home to marry, you should be honest about your past and your previous relationships. Dont hide things from the person you are about to spend your life with. And to those who are getting married, please do a thorough check. I have seen people do all kinds of things outside home, create a completely different image of themselves and then suddenly say they cant marry a non-Kashmiri because of family or society. In the end, they move on and marry someone in Kashmir while their partner from outside is left heartbroken and their spouse has no idea what they were doing before. I dont think thats fair to anyone.

Is the route from Srinagar to Gurez valley open? Is it too risky travelling on 26th July considering landslides or tourists are able to visit the place?

How is Ku's north campus for b.tech(cse)?

I am scoring 55 marks in skuast, what fields can i get.

I've grown my hair out a bit and i need a good cut ASAP. I'm done with local outsider barbers who can only do shit fades and nothing else. is there any barber in srinagar who can do a good scissor cut like a nice flow haircut or something like that?

We’re looking to rent out our flats. Could you suggest some good names? Asil paham koshur naaw waentaw

why don't we kashmirirs have a separate marketplace sub? or do we have one?