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staring at the stains turning into figurines. she/her.

[bemy4951]

Thought I'd add an intro post before I abandon my account again~

This blog is gonna be about my poetries, analysis, shitposting and you know the gist.

I love reading comics, philosophy, music, poetry, science, kdrama, kpop, etc!

And y'all are missing out if you haven't read 'concubine walkthrough', 'no home', 'sweet home', 'parallel world', 'positively yours' and 'olgami/trapped'

See ya around~

[weeedmannn]

Today, every Indian heart beats with pride.... 🇮🇳🚀

Congratulations to ISRO and the entire Chandrayaan-3 team for receiving the prestigious 2026 Goddard Astronautics Award from AIAA. ..

This honour is not just an award for a mission — it is a recognition of India’s courage, brilliance, and relentless spirit to reach beyond the skies...

From dreams drawn on paper to making history on the Moon’s south pole, Chandrayaan-3 showed the world what Indian science, dedication, and determination truly look like.....

This achievement belongs to every scientist who worked silently behind the scenes, every Indian who believed in our nation’s potential, and every young dreamer who now dares to look at the stars and say — “India can.”

The Moon now carries the footsteps of Indian determination, and the world is finally applauding what India has always been capable of....

Proud of ISRO..... Proud of Chandrayaan-3. Proud to be Indian.....

[tomorrowwithme]

Lashkar-e-Taiba top commander Sheikh Yousuf Afridi was assassinated by Unknown Gunmen

[haanhaanmiracle]

[dafliwali]

no one speaks about the indian side of the internet losing the basics of writing hindi with proper romanisation. wtf is writing hai as h or hy, kar as kr, haan as hn. aise logo se mai 'hai' aur 'hain' me fark puch lu, ye toh pagal hi ho jaayenge.

[sanamkhanani]

List of Names you should Never call anyone↓

• Chamar

• Chapri

• Bhangi

• Kanjar

• Bhand

• Idli Dosa

• Chinki-Momo

• Chandal

• Malech

• Bhangi

Cuz these ain't funny or harmless, these are "Slurs" which are used to degrade a human being for their background, profession or Origin

Refrain yourself and stop people around you from using these slurs

[wowmiriri-deactivated20260429]

Only in India can the majority be humiliated like this. Only in India can Hindus be forced to hide their bindis and their kalavas despite being a majority. Only in India can Hindus be made fun of. Only in India can Hindus be forced to convert and no one will bat an eye.

Stop being tolerant. Stop being forgiving. Stop being scared. This is your homeland so assert your dominance here or get ready to be wiped out in the next few years.

I don't give a fuck if you think I am a hindutvadi.

I am a mad mad Hindu.

I have a right to protect my religion and my community. I will do it in any way I can. No matter how small my contribution is.

[kool-kards]

Bitches and assholes go through one break-up and villify the opposite gender for like 3 months until they find another crush smh

[bemy4951]

Realllllllllll

[f1rewhiskey]

If you’re an atheist, behave like it. You don’t have any rights to insult Hindu Gods or anything related to us.

According to him, Rama was from north, Ravana was a south Indian tribal, and the ‘rivalry’ started because Rama stole fruits from Ravana’s ‘farm’, ohh and Rama used to call Lakshmana as ‘lucky’.

(respect to the man that has filled an FIR against him🙇🏻‍♀️)

[lenainwonderland]

- Vladimir Nabokov

[cryptonature]

I think one challenge in living among so much uncertainty and tragedy is the way capitalism has taught us that our quiet, domestic moments don’t count for anything. The times we take to step away and have a moment to ourselves don’t count for anything. Our daily acts of care for friends and family don’t count for anything. The free things we do to bolster our connections and communities don’t count for anything. But these messages are coming from an ideology that wants us to be endless sources of profit. It’s an upside-down mindset that attempts to cast foundational human strengths and endeavors as frivolous. So, we may end up feeling that the necessities of life, the things our instincts are screaming for, are wasteful indulgences, especially in the face of so many big, worthy challenges. Just remember, as creatures of this Earth, we were not shaped by eons to be engines of profit. The small stuff is the big stuff. Doubly so in challenging times. Don’t make light of the gentle, vital, foundations of your life. Yes, huge heroic actions exist, but their impact pales in comparison to the thoughtful, caring acts of our everyday lives. Respect the small actions that make the good within your reach possible.

[maliusaidh]

[prokopetz]

I fully understand why "character A is astounded at the sight of character B's penis" is a specific kink that gets tagged for, but the fact that some platforms choose to tag this kink as "penis awe" is unintentionally very funny. Now I'm picturing penis experience kink tags for all those other allegedly transcendent emotions in the glossary of your Philosophy 101 textbook. Penis faith. Penis Weltschmerz. Penis apprehension of the absurd.

[queercodedangel]

And this causes children to be perceived as failures (either by themselves, their parents and/or society at large) when they are not successful according to the logic of capital. It's one of many ways capitalism has commodified our relationships.

Engels expressed the general idea of this in "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State"

[saniisinsane]

upma has to be the most disappointing breakfast known to mankind 🫩🫩🫩like no offense but also full offense - who approved this? tum bahar milo bhai

i've never seen a more low-effort, bottom tier breakfast dish 😵🤢

as a maharashtrian, i'm personally offended it is grouped with elite options like misal, poha, and sheera

[bemy4951]

I hated that too, but try eating it with coconut chatni! You gonna love it

[i-like-to-eat-cotton]

I'm just gonna say it

The Mahabharat is first and foremost,a religious text,not just another piece of literature. I'm not talking about the fanfics or making heacannons or anything like that,you can of course have fun with the characters,i myself like analyzing them as humans,and you can obviously critique it for some of the misogyny it contains,again, it's an itihasa,which is highly interpolated.

But none of that erased the cultural and religious significance of the text which contains the Bhagvad Gita. I don't like any scripture being insulted,regardless of the religion it belongs to. Calling it the misogyny text? Or claiming that just because slaves existed means Krishna also owned slaves?(Krishna,who IS a religious figure,even if you do see him as a human) You're forgetting all religious importance and explanations by saying such things.

And on top of that,you can't just call your interpretations of it "reading comprehension" while calling anyone who calls you out a hindutva. And i hope you do realize how harmful it is to compare someone defending their religious beliefs to an extremist, you're basically blurring the lines(and maybe even pushing the person into a line of extremism if they start to think that hindutva is just about defending their religion)

[tomorrowwithme]

After Tata Caliphate Services where Hindu employees were predisposed to grooming gang, Lenskart and AirIndia too coming out as Hinduphobic companies

Lenskart came under fire for having guidelines that prohibited sindoor, bindi, tilak, mangalsutra, kalawa, but they fully allowed hijab.

Initially, CEO Peyush Bansal denied it.

But several people came forward how they were discriminated in the company for wearing tilak.

Peyush Bansal's wife Nidhi Mittal got caught for posting Hinduphobic posts on X. After online backlash, she deactivated her account. Don't think Nidhi Mittal just made a little mistake, she's ideologically consistent: Nidhi wrote articles about how "Indians want to marry Pakistanis" back in 2010, just two years after the 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attacks.

But obviously, these course corrections were not out of sincere remorse but for pure business, because the former employees who came forward with their stories suggest that the top leadership was aware of their discriminatory policies.

Apparently, Lenskart is Sharia compliant 🤢🤡.

Boycott all the way.

[tomorrowwithme]

For a long time I wanted to ask this question and i thought u will be the best person to ask. In today world with all the crime, wars, killing etc. why were we even created at the first place? If we were not be created then there would be no adharam no bad things?

I know this might be silly question but being a 19 year , while watching all of the shit going around the world, this question pops up in my head.

Many people often ask that why did Parabrahman give rise to the universe and our planet. Was Parabrahman not satisfied with the Transcendental world? I'm giving a kevaladvaita pov here. In the transcendent, there's only sat-chit-ananda, being, consciousness and bliss. Since Parabrahman came from the unmanifested state to the manifested state, material world came too. The maya (illusory potential) and the material world with jivatmas going through births and deaths, heaven and hell, and karmic cycle also came with the manifested world. Why would Parabrahman not stay in the state of bliss? Why manifest into the materialistic world?

The truth is, I don't know why. Even in the Rigveda, in the Nasadiya Sukta, the hymn that ponders upon the very question of our existence, it says

इ॒यं विसृ॑ष्टि॒र्यत॑ आब॒भूव॒ यदि॑ वा द॒धे यदि॑ वा॒ न । यो अ॒स्याध्य॑क्षः पर॒मे व्यो॑म॒न्त्सो अ॒ङ्ग वे॑द॒ यदि॑ वा॒ न वेद॑ ॥७॥

Whence all creation had its origin, the creator, whether he fashioned it or whether he did not, the creator, who surveys it all from highest heaven, he knows — or maybe even he does not know.

Maybe it was just a spontaneous manifestation of Parabrahman. Maybe it was intentional. Ishvara doesn't meddle in worldly affairs, Ishvara just oversees that cosmic balance is upheld. That neither chaos nor order take over one another. Ishvara does observe what is happening in the material world, but allows the nature take its course, allows humans their free will. One day, Ishvara can decide on dissolution. We humans can only strive to live by Dharma artha kama and moksha.

You are young, yet you're thinking about these deep, existential questions. This is just a glimpse of astika Hindu metaphysics.