Kusha Kapila Pens A Heartfelt Message For People In 30s: "I Desperately Chase Hope..."

Kusha Kapila, a popular fashion influencer and actor, has penned a heartfelt note for the millennial generation. The note highlights the challenges and how life changes for everyone in their 30s.

"I Desperately Chase Hope"

In the note, she wrote, "Strictly for millennial consumption...In my 30s, I desperately chase hope. Look, I've never been a fan of optimism. I am guilty of laughing at motivational videos, poking fun at podcasts with background music rising to a crescendo, and, at some point, I might even have parodied it. As a raging millennial, I've thoroughly enjoyed walking under a looming cloud of self-deprecation, followed by a downpour of despair."

"30s Are Ridiculously Grounding"

She added, "Honestly, I thrive in it. It's very Tumblr of me. The 30s, however, are ridiculously grounding. You get a fair assessment of the life you've built for yourself. You also become acutely aware of everything you'll need to do (in exact proportions) to live the life you want. Awareness is a bitch. You wish you knew yourself a little less than maybe the self needed to be left alone, just a bit. Knowing too much activates the part of your brain that likes to simplify."

"I Can Potentially Save Myself..."

"So, in my 30s, I chase hope in order to partake in this little cult of optimism. Since I know my icks and ifs and whys and buts, I can potentially save myself from any impending unpleasantness and that's exciting. All this knowledge of self cannot go unused, come on! I channel most of it into hope: hope to appreciate how far I've come despite all the cynicism, and hope to see how far I can go with a tad more clarity. I am surprisingly hopeful," she concluded.

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Kusha's post definitely gives a reality check. Everyone needs to understand how things change in the 30s and we should embrace the change.

Earlier, Kusha Kapila made headlines with her roast by Samay Raina. Reacting to the same, she said it had dehumanized her.

On The Work Front:

Kusha Kapila was last seen in 'Dehati Ladke', 'Ishq Vishk Rebound', and 'Thank You for Coming'.