Taken Biggest Purchase Decision of My Life
After months of back-and-forth, mental calculations, and late-night doubts, we finally took the first real step. We booked our new flat in Maharashtra.
For months, one question kept circling in my head like a slow fan on a humid night.
Should I buy a flat now? Or wait? Am I even going to stay in Maharashtra long enough for this to make sense?
On the surface it looked like a real estate decision. But inside, it was about something bigger. Commitment, and stability. How I see my future. And whether the timing of my life matched the timing of the market.
I have this habit of thinking deeply about big decisions. I don’t rush, especially when the choice will shape the next decade. So every time the idea of buying a home came up, I stopped and ran the full simulation in my mind. Scenarios. Risks. Pros and cons. How it affects my family. My finances. My lifestyle. Everything.
What I didn’t want was to buy because others were buying. I didn’t want my biggest purchase to come from FOMO or some silent social pressure. I needed a strong personal reason. A “why” that stayed steady even on the days I felt confused.
Some days I felt sure. Other days, everything felt uncertain again.
But clarity rarely arrives like a big announcement. It comes slowly. Quietly. A thought here, a realisation there. And over the last few weeks, things started aligning. The timing made sense. My doubts softened. The decision felt less heavy.
So yes, after all the overthinking, we finally did it. We booked our new flat.
The journey is still long. Registration, loan formalities, interiors, shifting. That entire chapter is ahead of us. But honestly, the hardest part was this moment. Saying yes. Allowing myself to believe that this is the right time for our family.
I won’t call it a perfect decision. Perfection is a trap.
I’ll call it a conscious decision. And right now, that feels more than enough.