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This book wasn’t written after I figured life out.
It was written while I was still lost in it.
It’s a collection of poetry and late-night thoughts—pieces of my life written as I lived them. You’ll find
honesty here. Vulnerability. And yes, a little tea too—not for drama, but for truth. Because this is what my
twenties feel like: messy, emotional, confusing, and unexpectedly beautiful.
I don’t have lessons to teach or answers to give.
This book isn’t here to tell you what to do.
It’s here to sit beside you while you figure things out.
And if you’re in your twenties—questioning yourself, missing old versions of your life, overthinking the
future—this book might feel a little too familiar.
Not because our lives are the same,
but because the feeling is.
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ARUNIMA MEHROTRA
Arunima Mehrotra is a 20-year-old fashion communication student at Pearl Academy, Rajouri Garden,
New Delhi. She has walked the runway at Lakmé Fashion Week 2024 and 2025 and volunteered at Paris
Fashion Week 2025, alongside working on small modelling projects, including campaigns for the brand
Masakallie.
Writing began as an academic requirement during her Life Skills course, where students were asked to
create a book as part of their final project. What started as an assignment soon became personal. Life
experiences, relationships, and moments of emotional intensity pushed her to write honestly and without
filters.
For Arunima, writing is a way to express feelings she struggles to put into everyday words. This book is
her truth on paper—raw, vulnerable, and inspired by real people and real moments that shaped her
journey. Through her work, she hopes to make vulnerability feel human, powerful, and relatable,
especially for those navigating their twenties.
