
Tired of the sexist jokes and unverified forwards? Scroll down to see how one woman handled it
"In today's personal victory, I quit my extended-family WhatsApp group, I cannot fully express the relief I feel," she wrote along with the screenshot that quickly went viral.
In today's personal victory, I quit my extended-family WhatsApp group. I cannot fully express the relief I feel. pic.twitter.com/E02iXtbLvh
— Namaah (@The_HappyNoodle) October 11, 2017
And desis on Twitter pretty much went wild.
This takes Courage. I'm proud of you.
— R o g u i s h (@RoguishOfficial) October 11, 2017
— Amulya (@amulyashruthi) October 11, 2017
Please provide the text version of this, so that one can copy and use it appropriately. Thanks :)
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) October 11, 2017
Please send as text version so can copy paste in many groups.
— Arjun Kanungo (@arjun_kanungo) October 11, 2017
marking this for future use (I may have to use this at least 5 times)
— Bee (@BurgerrB) October 12, 2017
Same. Shared it with my mum just now to show her how "I saw it on WhatsApp' doesn't make it gospel truth.
— Ramya (@ideasmithy) October 12, 2017
Awesome sauce! Also Nice template for all the groups I've been trying to exit gracefully.
— picket fence fever (@thy_me_basil) October 11, 2017
Many shared their own stories of how they left their respective chat groups.
Very well said. I left my school group for the same reason. My parting words were "Leaving due to disproportionate signal to noise ratio."
— Madhuri Vaidya (@madvaidya) October 11, 2017
I did this few days ago and life is so peaceful I tell you. pic.twitter.com/gGxT4HFTz6
— Sabita Chanda (@itsmesabita) October 11, 2017
Are you part of a family group you want to quit or did you successfully quit one already? Let us know your story in the comments.Click for more trending news