Hey everyone!
It's F19
I recently got a boyfriend, and I really want to be a good girlfriend while also making sure we have a healthy relationship. 😌
I’m curious what do you think a healthy relationship should look and feel like?
What are some good habits, boundaries, or things you wish you had learned about relationships earlier?
I’d love to hear your advice! 💗
They say people fall in love after making eye contact.
But when I looked deep into her eyes, I saw fear and lies, the fear of something I could never name, and the lies hidden behind the words, "Everything is okay."
I couldn't stop wondering what she was hiding.
Before I could make sense of it all, I found myself standing in front of a mirror, staring into my own eyes.
And that's when I realized... maybe she wasn't the one hiding something. Maybe I was.
They say people fall in love after making eye contact.
But when I looked deep into her eyes, I saw fear and lies, the fear of something I could never name, and the lies hidden behind the words, "Everything is okay."
I couldn't stop wondering what she was hiding.
Before I could make sense of it all, I found myself standing in front of a mirror, staring into my own eyes.
And that's when I realized... maybe she wasn't the one hiding something. Maybe I was.
I told him my memories haunted me,
and he became another one.
I told him I hated smokers,
and he chose the smoke.
I told him I was lonely,
and he left me with my silence.
I told him I loved his personality,
and he became a stranger.
I told him I wanted to walk beside him,
he booked me a drive instead.
I told him about the apple theory.
He called me the apple on the highest branch
too precious to lose,
yet never worth the climb.
I'm making two lists:
People I met this year.
People I lost this year.
Not because I hate anyone, but because I want to acknowledge the people who came into my life, appreciate the memories, and finally let go of those who are no longer part of it.
Has anyone else ever done something like this?
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I'm making two lists:
1)People I met this year.
2)People I lost this year.
Not because I hate anyone, but because I want to acknowledge the people who came into my life, appreciate the memories, and finally let go of those who are no longer part of it.
Has anyone done this before?
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I'm tired of boys who constantly seek public attention and think acting loud or disrespectful is attractive. And I'm just as tired of the ones who pretend they're quiet, innocent, and have few friends because they're "too good" or "don't fit in."
When I like someone, I like them a lot. But if they do something that feels off to me, I start getting annoyed by everything they do.
Does anyone else feel this way?
College jada school bus ma testei, hostel ayesi rooftop ma basda testei. Why do some boys act like this?
Public places ma chichaune ani cuss words and vulgar words use garne. Mailey ta sochi rako thiye college ma matra yesto ho alli paxi ta kta haru matured hunxan ani yo sab kam hudei janxa but no yo ta neverending story nei vaisakyo.
Ajha jhan hamro euta sathi, she was crying so hard. Ani hamle uslai rooftop ma lagem so that she could feel better tara alli side ma vako boys hostel ko kta haru started acting like hyena. That a-hole started clicking pics flash balera. Kasto pagal jasto harkat gareko
I wonder kata bata auxan yesto manxe. Ani thulo abaj ma kk geet gaune, kasto laaj saram navako kta ho.
I'm tired of seeing boys blame girls and girls blame boys for everything.
When a man is assaulted, some people mock him instead of supporting him. When a woman tries something new, some people try to pull her down. The same lack of empathy exists on both sides.
I also get confused by a lot of the discussions around feminism online. Sometimes it feels like people are fighting each other instead of focusing on equality and mutual respect.
Why can't we judge people by their actions instead of their gender?
Lately, I am realizing something painful
We are taught that the failure is not the end but the society doesn't seem to believe that. The moment someone fails they judge, gossip and act like it was going to define their whole life.
Why is it hard for people to accept that everyone fails sometimes?
Sometimes failure is less hurtful then people's reaction
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I’ve been really wanting to try punch needle art, but I don’t have one yet.
If anyone here does punch needle, I’d love to see the art you’ve made!
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Hey everyone,
I’m interested in Biotechnology in Nepal and wanted to connect with people who are currently studying it. I’d love to know more about the course, labs, internships, student life, and future opportunities.
Hi everyone,
I’m an international student interested in studying Biotechnology in South Korea, and I’d love to get recommendations or advice about Korean universities.
I’m looking for universities with strong Biotechnology or Life Science programs, especially ones that are good for international students. I’d also like to know about:
I’m especially interested in universities in Seoul, but I’m open to other cities as well.
If you study Biotechnology in Korea or know someone who does, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience and recommendations. Thank you!
Feminism is not about “women wanting to wear short clothes.” It is about equal respect, equal safety, equal opportunities, and freedom of choice.
Women still face unequal pay for equal work, hesitation to report harassment because of blame culture, and even unfair judgment passed onto children of sex workers or single mothers. That is the real issue, not clothing.
At the same time, men are also trapped. Society expects them to stay strong, suppress emotions, and carry every responsibility without question. That is also inequality.
People don’t actually hate feminism itself, they often hate the version of it they have created in their own minds based on misunderstandings or online noise.
The problem is not feminism itself, but how it is misunderstood or twisted online. True feminism is not division it is dignity and equality for everyone.
And real change will never happen if only women fight for it. We need men who understand these issues and stand for equality too.
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