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They hiked prices for their private blends?

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I wanted to buy Barbershop, Shri Bhairav, and Aghori. They are priced at ₹1899 for 50ml. Is this price competitive with Middle Eastern brands? And Sundarban is ₹1499, which is reasonable, but the other three are expensive is there any possibility of discounts?

I watched a video where a perfume reviewer said that perfumes should not be bought from May to September because the weather is extremely hot during that period. Due to the heat during transportation, shipping, and courier handling, the quality of the perfume supposedly degrades and it doesn't perform well.

According to him, you need to keep the perfume for at least 4--6 months for maceration so that it can reach its best version and perform properly. But by then, if you've bought fresh perfumes, the whole summer season would already be over before you can even use them.

Is this actually true?

I completed the game WITHOUT beating erlang and other bosses😭 when I started NG+ I can't see syncronize minds relic there I got so angry that I uninstalled it... FCKKK ITTT

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So many hidden things that we cant even think of

Guys, I seriously need your help. I’m really troubled by this. Either masturbation is affecting my devotion, or I am the one harming my devotion by masturbating.

I am devoted to Hanuman Ji, and from what I have always heard and practiced, I feel that I should follow Brahmacharya. But now things have reached a point where I am unable to control my urges. I relapse and end up masturbating. I am not a regular masturbator, but once every 4–5 days or sometimes 6 days, I end up relapsing.

I want to learn how to control this. I do not want these things to exist alongside my devotion. Sexual urges distract me a lot. During prayers and worship, strange and unwanted thoughts come into my mind. I do not want to become a participant in these thoughts. Sometimes I feel like I have committed a sin.

I observe Tuesday fasts for Hanuman Ji, perform my prayers, recite all the paaths, and do everything with sincerity. But when this happens afterward, I cannot even look at myself in the mirror. I keep making promises to myself that I will never do it again, but then it happens once more.

I feel very ashamed and disgusted with myself. Please help me find a way to get rid of this. Is there any method through which I can control it? I do not want to masturbate, I do not want to relapse, and I do not want my devotion to be affected.

I feel like my devotion is becoming weaker, my concentration is declining, and I cannot focus properly during prayer. Unwanted thoughts keep coming into my mind. What should I do? Please guide me. Please, please help me.

Yaar, I'm just fed up with this. Can't we just stop this at this point?

Let's start with Sidhu Moosewala. I'm a die-hard fan too. I even met him, and I listen to his music every single day, period.

His writing was on another level, I completely agree. He was a genre of his own, and I agree with that too. But why do people disrespect every other artist because of it? "Sidhu is his father, Sidhu is their father, nobody can ever be like Sidhu" okay, fine, Sidhu had his own legacy, and that legacy will live on forever. But how does that automatically turn into hating Karan Aujla or any other artist?

Did Sidhu ever tell us to hate everyone else and worship only him? Or do people think that because Sidhu carried a fearless persona on stage, they'll somehow look like him by throwing hate at other artists, spamming laughing emojis, and showing middle fingers online?

Sidhu worked incredibly hard. There is no comparison to his pen game. What he achieved in such a short time is something very few artists have ever done. But there are also many artists who built everything from scratch and worked just as hard for their place in the industry. Why give them so much unnecessary hate?

Bro, you don't become Sidhu Moosewala by pointing fingers at others, and you never will. When Sidhu spoke on stage, he had earned that position. What exactly have you achieved in life by hating on other artists online?

The unnecessary hate, the constant "Sidhu was the king of the industry" debates, and now people even drag little Sidhu into these arguments. Seriously?

By hating other artists in Sidhu's name, you're not becoming Sidhu Moosewala, and you never will. If you really have the courage, try writing like him. Try building something like he did. Then we'll talk.