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[vishnavishivaa]

Jeevane OS 2- Snippet

As promised, here is the snippet.

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'Varmare,' her heart whispered, the romance of the name itself sending heat shooting through Vaanathi's body, a sensation she had never felt till she saw Ponniyin Selvar for the first time in Thirunallam.

That name was not for someone who had just met him, especially not for women who met him the way she had. And yet, the yearning of her heart had burgeoned with that simple eye contact.

"Are you okay, Ilavarasi?" he asked kindly, his eyes holding something only she understood; a kind of tenderness she had never expected to see in his eyes. Definitely not so early, after her blubbering around.

"I am, Ilavarase," she said, not caring that her voice trembled.

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Hope you enjoyed this. OS coming out tomorrow between noon and 1 PM.

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P.S. This OS series has 16 OS'- yes, SIXTEEN. So you can expect more from me. They have been planned already.

[desicube]

Desi's in USA

Desis in the USA refers to people of South Asian origin living in the United States, including those with roots in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. The term “Desi” is commonly used to express a shared cultural identity connected to South Asian heritage.

The Desi community in the United States is diverse and vibrant, with strong representation in fields such as technology, healthcare, education, business, and public service. Many Desis maintain cultural traditions through festivals, religious organizations, language schools, and community events. Celebrations such as Diwali, Holi, and Eid al-Fitr are widely observed.

Major Desi population centers include metropolitan areas such as New York City, Houston, Dallas, San Francisco, and Chicago. The community contributes significantly to American society while preserving cultural heritage, family values, and connections to South Asian traditions.

[desicube]

A Desi Group Chat Platform is an online communication space designed for people of South Asian heritage (often called "Desi"), including communities with roots in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Such platforms allow users to connect through group chats, share cultural experiences, discuss festivals and traditions, exchange information, network professionally, and build local or global communities.

Common features may include:

Community and interest-based group chats

Support for multiple South Asian languages

Event announcements and cultural celebrations

Business and networking opportunities

Media sharing (photos, videos, and voice messages)

Privacy and moderation tools for safe discussions

These platforms help members stay connected to their culture while fostering friendships and collaboration across different regions and backgrounds.

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[desicube]

DesiCube is the Indian Community Forum and Desi social network for NRIs worldwide — WhatsApp-style group chats for Indians, Pakistanis, Nepalis, and South Asian https://desicube.com/india

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[thehijabimom]

Its Okay not to be OKAY and still talk about it ❤️ Read Below 👇 ______________________ As a woman in Social Media, I too have given away the idea or an image of being perfectly happy in my own shoes, having a great life etc. While it may be true to an extent, sometimes we are all fighting our own battles, facing our own monsters that NOONE likes to talk about. I've partnered with #okaymovement @okaymovement to raise awareness! _________________ As a Muslim South Asian woman, I grew up believing that talkin about my Mental Health is looked down upon. Because of the stigma that has been created around mental health in the #desicommunity, I too have been a victim of such belief. The idea of "feeling sad and depressed after having a baby or a traumatic experience was shameful."What will "People say when they hear that I have suffered through PPD". "How would so and so react if I spoke about my severe anxiety and panick when I drove on the road." ___________ "WHAT if they laugh and don't respect me enough when I tell them I have a sensitivity to bright lights and loud noises and it can trigger my anxiety and cause me to shut down." "I have OCD to a point I get a nervous breakdown" 🌺Are these even considered a "REAL PROBLEM"? So I silently bottled my emotions and feelings and let the sufferings be a part of me.🌺 However, I am a different person today and I no longer validate myself with that type of belief. I learned that in order to be a better version or to feel better we MUST SPEAK TO SOMEONE, seek attention for the way we feel and take care of it in any POSITIVE way possible. We must give it the same importance as we would give a Back injury or a fever, a sprain or any physical disease! So here is my two cents. Take care of your #mentalhealth and rise above all the stigma around it. 🌹🌹 PLEASE SEEK HELP. SPEAK TO A DOCTOR ABOUT YOUR CONDITION. TALK TO A FRIEND, OR SOMEONE YOU TRULY TRUST. But do not Suffer in #silence 🌹🌹 ___________________ I challenge 3 of these wonderful ladies to Participate in this movement with me. ♥️♥️ @fahmidaaziz @mylifes.canvas @embracecoachingforwomen . . PC 📸 my 9 year old Son . . #stopstigmatizingmentalhealth (at Town of Toronto) https://www.instagram.com/p/B27U8MBgU0G/?utm_medium=tumblr

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