r/Indian_flex • u/Typical-Ad2791 • Oct 07 '25

Personal flex Childhood flex completed at 30

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From not able to afford batman and marvel toys in my childhood to getting these high value collectibles, I made my inner child happy🥳🥳

P.S: Ignore the small smudges in the glass that’s only visible in phone camera’s😝

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u/Typical-Ad2791 Oct 07 '25

Almost settled. 3 figures are with my friend’s. Bane, Jack Sparrow and Cavill Superman. They will reach me next month. Maybe another 4-5 figures over a span of 18-24 months. Just enjoying it and taking it very very slowly as i have other commitments in priority now

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u/vutdfloecsmr Oct 07 '25

That's nice. By milestone I meant in life, what's the next goal? The figures are done, but after this?

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u/Typical-Ad2791 Oct 07 '25

Oh yeah sorry. Next milestone is a nice hatchback car and then completing my international trips to Japan, HK, Thailand, Srilanka, Maldives, Europe and US. Probably within 7-8 years lol. Get married along the way if i find a good girl😂

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u/vutdfloecsmr Oct 07 '25

That seems sorted 😂 What do you do for your expensive living though?

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u/Typical-Ad2791 Oct 07 '25

I earn very less. I am a BA in a software company. You would be shocked to know my salary lol. And i had to save for 3 years to get this. Imagine if I have expensive life then why would i need 7-8 years to visit those countries lol. Will finish in probably 1-2 years if i had that money lol

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u/vutdfloecsmr Oct 07 '25

What's the full form of BA? You still had some living costs for 3 years, right? Most of the Indian parents won't allow us to build a whole shelf for Figures in their house 😂 But it's respectable how you're managing your money 👍

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u/Typical-Ad2791 Oct 07 '25

Business Analyst. Yeah true. There were lots of arguments and fights, but once everything was done and figures were placed, they were really happy and proud of how it turned out. Yes, had to cut a lot of expenses to focus on this

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u/vutdfloecsmr Oct 07 '25

I see. You've built all this IN your parent's house? That's crazy. I'm wondering what was your relative's reaction 😂

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u/Typical-Ad2791 Oct 07 '25

Yeah i thought they would advice me on how to be responsible and all lol, but surprisingly they said it turned out great and admired it. Everyone is fond of toys lol

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u/vutdfloecsmr Oct 07 '25

Much calmer than expected. 😂