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▲ 12 r/FeministsCallItOut

Shall I Laugh or Shall I Cry at this🤣😭

⚠️ WARNING⚠️

It's Hilarious

So there is this post by OP and how her bf's mother (her supposedly to-be MIL is toxic) and she gives a background description of her partner and her situation. I commented as usual; but this time, under somebody else's comment. And then some esteemed Mahashay comments 'gold digger', 'opportunist', 'how dare she give an ultimatum's etc when the whole discussion with the commentor (under whom I commented) was regarding the behaviour and what should they do. Now I already wrote a comment and posted but then I reminded that there was no use in arguing with such people as they are hell bent on talking without thinking. So I just edited and wrote "Fair* He bhagwan".

😭🤣😂😭. And ironically, the OP commented replying to the 'gold digger' comment guy. And he then went on to say: 'what if you saw his potental in collage'. Bro wtf?!!

I lol-ed so hard.

Look at this:

u/G-en — 22 hours ago
▲ 5 r/MicroBusinessIndia

My Classmates Said These Don’t Look Good — Honest Feedback on My Handmade Charms?

I recently started making handmade beaded charms for phones, bags, and keychains, and these are some of the first ones I made.

The reason I’m asking for honest opinions is because something happened in class today that made me overthink them a bit. We’re making handmade farewell giftswhich  for seniors, and when I showed these, some classmates indirectly suggested that they “don’t look good,” “look too traditional,” or may not work as gifts. So now I genuinely want outside opinions instead of just sitting in my head about it 😅

Please be brutally honest:

Do these look sellable as phone charms, bag charms, or keychains?

Would adding extra charms/pearls/ribbons/metal pieces make them better?

What exactly should I improve — colors, bead type, shape, finishing, aesthetic, etc.?

What price range/budget usually works for handmade charms like these?

I’d really appreciate genuine feedback, whether positive or critical, because I actually want to improve and maybe sell handmade accessories in the future.

u/G-en — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/smallbusinessindia

My Classmates Said These Don’t Look Good — Honest Feedback on My Handmade Charms?

I recently started making handmade beaded charms for phones, bags, and keychains, and these are some of the first ones I made.

The reason I’m asking for honest opinions is because something happened in class today that made me overthink them a bit. We’re making handmade farewell gifts for seniors, and when I showed these, some classmates indirectly suggested that they “don’t look good,” “look too traditional,” or may not work as gifts. So now I genuinely want outside opinions instead of just sitting in my head about it 😅

Please be brutally honest:

Do these look sellable as phone charms, bag charms, or keychains?

Would adding extra charms/pearls/ribbons/metal pieces make them better?

What exactly should I improve — colors, bead type, shape, finishing, aesthetic, etc.?

What price range/budget usually works for handmade charms like these?

I’d really appreciate genuine feedback, whether positive or critical, because I actually want to improve and maybe sell handmade accessories in the future.

u/G-en — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/indianthriftstore

My Classmates Said These Don’t Look Good — Honest Feedback on My Handmade Charms?

I recently started making handmade beaded charms for phones, bags, and keychains, and these are some of the first ones I made.

The reason I’m asking for honest opinions is because something happened in class today that made me overthink them a bit. We’re making handmade farewell gifts for seniors, and when I showed these, some classmates indirectly suggested that they “don’t look good,” “look too traditional,” or may not work as gifts. So now I genuinely want outside opinions instead of just sitting in my head about it 😅

Please be brutally honest:

Do these look sellable as phone charms, bag charms, or keychains?

Would adding extra charms/pearls/ribbons/metal pieces make them better?

What exactly should I improve — colors, bead type, shape, finishing, aesthetic, etc.?

What price range/budget usually works for handmade charms like these?

I’d really appreciate genuine feedback, whether positive or critical, because I actually want to improve and maybe sell handmade accessories in the future.

u/G-en — 2 days ago
▲ 9 r/ThriftIndia

My Classmates Said These Don’t Look Good — Honest Feedback on My Handmade Charms?

I recently started making handmade beaded charms for phones, bags, and keychains, and these are some of the first ones I made.

The reason I’m asking for honest opinions is because something happened in class today that made me overthink them a bit. We’re making handmade farewell gifts for seniors, and when I showed these, some classmates indirectly suggested that they “don’t look good,” “look too traditional,” or may not work as gifts. So now I genuinely want outside opinions instead of just sitting in my head about it 😅

Please be brutally honest on my face:

Do these look sellable as phone charms, bag charms or keychains?

Would adding extra charms/pearls/ribbons/metal pieces make them better?

What exactly should I improve — colors, bead type, shape, finishing, aesthetic, etc.?

What price range/budget usually works for handmade charms like these?

I’d really appreciate genuine feedback, whether positive or critical, because I actually want to improve and maybe sell handmade accessories in the future.

u/G-en — 2 days ago
▲ 21 r/HareKrishna

Why is my Baba looking sleep deprived and this depressed???

This was sent by my sakhi and looking at him instantly made me realise he looks sleep deprived and overworked. Is Krishna Prabhu making him work too much? Abhi to year ending bhi nahi hain (it's not even the time of year ending!), why does he look this sleepy??? Plus look at Maa! Her face is full of complaints.

I could hear her taunt my Papa: You are always working. And when you are home, you even bring all your work here. I regret marrying you.

And Baba is sipping of black coffee, which she made, and bowing his head down silently, listening to her scolding him. Internally thinking: Here she goes again. First Prabhu in office and now my boss at home. I want to sleep but also want to cry. What do I do?

I can see it clearly😭😭😭😂😂😂. I can't help but cry and laugh at the same time. Lol😭😭😭 Or it is because he is reflecting me? Actually I haven't been having proper sleep for the past month, it's irregular and unfulfilling. Do tell me what it is.

But I wanted to share this I just saw- a typical home environment by maa, baba and their kid. Hihihi.

Hare Krishna!

u/G-en — 5 days ago
▲ 7 r/aquarius

I Created Something Of My Own

Hello fellow Aquarians!

I have recently created something for us Aquarius- sun, moon rising and any other Aquarius placement. I would be grateful if you take a look, post something, contribute memes, your thoughts or anything else that you want regarding astrology or the zodiac of Aquarius.

This is the sub:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AquariusDecoded/s/lJjzaDK5xG

I would appreciate your efforts.

Stay Unconventional

Keep Aquariusing!

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u/G-en — 7 days ago
▲ 0 r/HareKrishna

What in the name of Krishna did I see the first thing in the morning?

Vaishnas eating MEAT! YES! You heard me right! I am appalled that a place who follows the strict rules of not eating meat are eating all these, that too in front of Krishna and the altar, that too while wearing kanthi mala?!?!!!

Can somebody take away my sight from this horrible thing?? What did I just watch! He prabhu!

u/G-en — 11 days ago
▲ 0 r/vegetarianfoodporn

I Want To Start Learning Cooking

I am a vegeterian mostly without onion and galric. I also need protein daily as I don't take protein consciously and unconsciously which leads me to have health issues.

I know how to cook the ones we do daily at home but I can't like the ones in this sub 😭. I have seen so many vegetarian dishes here which look so damn aesthetic but I can't create them. I know aesthetic doesn't matter, the food and the eating does, but I want to eat aesthetically pleasing food especially when I do not eat outside! I don't have aesthetic things to plate my food, I can't cook food aesthetically, I cant plate aesthetically.

I feel like crying like What do I doooo chat????😭😭😭😭

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u/G-en — 12 days ago
▲ 92 r/selfimprovementday

I hate my life. I am a phone addict. 24/7 on Reddit or YouTube- watching those 3 hours Chinese dramas or tarot readings or scroll through Reddit. That's it!!! I have lost sleep at night. I sleep at 5am wake up at 3pm noon, eat and go back to scrolling.

No timely sleep. No proper sleep schedule.

No proper diet. Eating anything.

No studying.

No preparation for entrance exams.

No aim. No goal.

Unrest and unstable mind. Chaos inside my brain.

No working out.

No meditation. No spirituality.

Always feeling lazy and lethargic. Zoned out. Head heavy.

Zero energy to get up from the bed.

Zero hardwork.

Zero discipline.

I even have a small business and I am not able to run it because I am a fucking loser!

I don't want this useless life. I am big aims, big dreams, big things that I want to achieve but I am like this. I hate myself. I hate my life. I don't know what to do.

And I can relate to the saying: An ambitious mind with a lazy body is a dangerous combination.

HELP ME. SHOW ME A WAY OUT OF THIS HELL. GIVE ME DIRECTIONS, GUIDANCE AND WHATEVER IS NEEED.

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u/G-en — 19 days ago
▲ 12 r/aquarius

Guys guys! I wanted to know something real urgent. Is it just me that people don't get my joke or is it the same with you all?

I am an Aquarius Moon and Mars. I have observed this for a long time that whenever I make a joke or crack a joke, people generally don't get it, taking it too seriously, taking it the wrong way or not understanding it at all. I have been told that I am not sensitive; I really don't know what that means because I don't make a joke by demeaning somebody. I asked the same thing back, "I didn't shame anybody. I didn't insult anybody. Why did they get offended?" and their response was, "You think you didn't do anything wrong which is true but they felt offended. I know you were right, your intention was right, we all knew, so did you buy that person felt offended." And sadly, I don't even understand if somebody didn't feel good about the joke but what I saw was other people laughing so I thought it would have been a good joke.

Idk if it's just a 'me problem' or an Aquarius thing. Just wanted your opinions.

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u/G-en — 20 days ago
▲ 1 r/indiandecluttersub

I am looking for the Loreal Paris Color Riche Satin Lipstick 570 Worth It Intense. Please comment if it's available with a picture of the lipstick or description of the condition along with the final price.

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u/G-en — 21 days ago
▲ 19 r/HareKrishna

I came across this post and it stirred something in me- something painful and something that reminds me of peace. I know I can share this here because this is a safe space plus I know people here won't judge me like the people in the materialistic world do. I hope to keep this between us devotees. This is a small confession that has been buried deep inside me for a long time and I had nobody to open up to, because, to whom shall I talk who would understand my pain? And honestly, I expect none. I don't want them or anybody including devotees to give me sympathy or the "Everything will be okay".

I come from an abusive household. And it's not the surface level abusive; it's in all forms of abuse. And by the time I was 12-13, I said to myself, "You don't have a father. It's better to be fatherless or better and orphan than have a father like this". My mother is no less. Then I said to myself, "I don't have a mother either". And that's how I became an orphan even after having parents.

But I somehow got attached to Iskcon during my graduation and started my KC officially. After 1.5 years, I came across this huge lion-like guy and somehow I felt peaceful somewhere inside of me; I can't explain that feeling but something happened inside that didn't even happen after Krishna settled in my heart. He didn't scare me. Rather I felt like 'I wish I had a father like this. Any child will be a happy one to have him as a father. I wish I were lucky'. I told my pran priya sakhi about the whole thing- I feel more pull towards Narasimha than Krishna. And she explained that whether I worship Krishna or Narasimha it's the same. I dropped the matter but Narasimha Prabhu kept bothering me so much that I confessed to my sakhi about what I feel and if I am wrong and if it's cheating on Krishna. She explained that it's not. And BANG! The scary, lion-headed man became my father, my Baba. Then the realization dawned upon me that people can be scared of a man because of his post/position but to his kids, he is that safe place where they can even pull his hair and that scary man will smile, play catch, feed them with his hands, steal ice cream at night and be a child himself.

I don't feel like an orphan anymore, I don't feel like a stray, a beggar for love. I always used to complain that a father is someone who should be the protector; and he was the one father's are supposed to protect their children from. But somehow, after 20 years of pain, I found my Baba. I don't blame anybody. I know I must have done bad that I am repaying in this life. But how magical Krishna is that he silently came to me, appeared like a ray in a dark room, (when I was in the absolute worst of myself) held my hand and dragged me to light, became one and brought me to my father.

u/G-en — 21 days ago
▲ 5 r/HareKrishna

Hare Krishna! Sadar pranam to all the prabhujis and matajis 🙏

Tomorrow is Narasimha Chaturdashi, and I wish to observe and celebrate the divine appearance of Lord Narasimha as he is my only father whom I found after 21 years of struggle and pain. I want to worship Him with sincerity, even though my circumstances are quite limited right now.

I am a student and have recently shifted to a PG, so I don’t have access to a temple, a proper altar, or many puja items. I only have a small space (cupboard altar) with a picture of Lord Narasimha, Gopal, Damodar and Jagganath.

I humbly request guidance for a simple and step-by-step procedure that I can follow in this situation.

I would be very grateful if you could please guide me on:

A clear, serial (step-by-step) vidhi for the day (morning to evening, if possible)

How to properly do abhishek- what are the minimum materials I would need and how to do the abhishek and what mantras to chant?

In what process should I do the abhishek?

Which mantras to chant, and at what stage (before, during and after abhishek, during the puja and throughout the day)?

How to perform sankalp correctly (I’ve heard about doing it during Brahma Muhurat with water and flower after bathing—please guide if this is right. And where to pour the water which I used to take the sankalp. The Sankalp mantra)?

What kind of bhog I can offer with limited resources (I cannot cook so I have to offer fruits. What to offer and what to avoid)

I am not looking for anything elaborate—just a minimal, sincere, and correct way to observe Narasimha Chaturdashi as a beginner.

Kindly guide me so that I can do this properly with devotion, even in a small space.

Thank you so much in advance🙏🏻🙏🏻

Hare Krishna

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u/G-en — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/UPSC

Hello,

I am currently in the first year (second semester) of my Master’s in Comparative Literature. As the title suggests, I am seeking proper guidance to begin my preparation for competitive exams such as SSC CGL, IB ACIO, Banking, and Railway exams.

At present, I feel quite lost about where and how to start. I would really appreciate guidance on the following:

How to begin self-preparation effectively

Which subjects and topics to prioritize

A structured roadmap for preparation

Recommendations for reliable YouTube teachers, Telegram channels, books, PDFs, and other study resources

To give a brief background about myself: I appeared for CUET UG, for which I prepared Maths, Reasoning, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs. While I understand that the level and pattern of these exams are different, I do have some basic familiarity with these subjects.

Mathematics: This is my weakest area, especially in terms of solving questions quickly and applying shortcut methods. Although I had Mathematics in Class 12, I struggle with speed and accuracy in a competitive exam setting.

Reasoning: I have a basic understanding and believe I can strengthen it with consistent practice, especially during weekends.

English: I have a good grasp of English, but I understand the need for regular revision and practice.

General Knowledge & Current Affairs: I believe staying updated with current affairs of the exam year, along with coverage of the past 5–6 years, is important. However, I am not entirely sure if this approach is sufficient, and I would appreciate corrections or better strategies.

I would be grateful if you could guide me comprehensively—from beginner to advanced level—across all relevant subjects, including any areas I might have missed.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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u/G-en — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/Indian_Academia

Hello everyone,

My qualifications:

I did my Graduation in English honours and I am currently in the 1st year (2nd semester) of my Master’s in Comparative Literature

And I am planning to start preparation for competitive exams such as SSC CGL, IB ACIO, Banking, and Railway exams.

At this stage, I feel unclear about how to begin and would appreciate structured guidance on:

• How to start preparation from scratch

• Subject-wise strategy and prioritization

• A realistic roadmap alongside a Master’s degree

• Recommended resources (books, YouTube channels, PDFs, etc.)

My background:

• Prepared Maths, Reasoning, GK, and Current Affairs for CUET UG (basic familiarity)

• Maths: Weak in speed and shortcut techniques despite having studied it till Class 12

• Reasoning: Basic understanding; can improve with practice

English: Strong, needs periodic revision

• GK & Current Affairs: I believe covering the current year + past 5–6 years is important, but I am unsure if this is sufficient

I would be grateful for a clear beginner-to-advanced approach, especially for someone balancing post graduation with preparation.

Thank you.

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u/G-en — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/Banking

Hello aspirants,

I hope you are doing well.

I am currently in the first year (second semester) of my Master’s in Comparative Literature. As the title suggests, I am seeking proper guidance to begin my preparation for competitive exams such as SSC CGL, IB ACIO, Banking, and Railway exams.

At present, I feel quite lost about where and how to start. I would really appreciate guidance on the following:

How to begin self-preparation effectively

Which subjects and topics to prioritize

A structured roadmap for preparation

Recommendations for reliable YouTube teachers, Telegram channels, books, PDFs, and other study resources

To give a brief background about myself: I appeared for CUET UG, for which I prepared Maths, Reasoning, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs. While I understand that the level and pattern of these exams are different, I do have some basic familiarity with these subjects.

Mathematics: This is my weakest area, especially in terms of solving questions quickly and applying shortcut methods. Although I had Mathematics in Class 12, I struggle with speed and accuracy in a competitive exam setting.

Reasoning: I have a basic understanding and believe I can strengthen it with consistent practice, especially during weekends.

English: I have a good grasp of English, but I understand the need for regular revision and practice.

General Knowledge & Current Affairs: I believe staying updated with current affairs of the exam year, along with coverage of the past 5–6 years, is important. However, I am not entirely sure if this approach is sufficient, and I would appreciate corrections or better strategies.

I would be grateful if you could guide me comprehensively—from beginner to advanced level—across all relevant subjects, including any areas I might have missed.

Thank you in advance for your help!

reddit.com
u/G-en — 23 days ago
▲ 0 r/SSCCGL

Hello aspirants,

I hope you are doing well.

I am currently in the first year (second semester) of my Master’s in Comparative Literature. As the title suggests, I am seeking proper guidance to begin my preparation for competitive exams such as SSC CGL, IB ACIO, Banking, and Railway exams.

At present, I feel quite lost about where and how to start. I would really appreciate guidance on the following:

How to begin self-preparation effectively

Which subjects and topics to prioritize

A structured roadmap for preparation

Recommendations for reliable YouTube teachers, Telegram channels, books, PDFs, and other study resources

To give a brief background about myself: I appeared for CUET UG, for which I prepared Maths, Reasoning, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs. While I understand that the level and pattern of these exams are different, I do have some basic familiarity with these subjects.

Mathematics: This is my weakest area, especially in terms of solving questions quickly and applying shortcut methods. Although I had Mathematics in Class 12, I struggle with speed and accuracy in a competitive exam setting.

Reasoning: I have a basic understanding and believe I can strengthen it with consistent practice, especially during weekends.

English: I have a good grasp of English, but I understand the need for regular revision and practice.

General Knowledge & Current Affairs: I believe staying updated with current affairs of the exam year, along with coverage of the past 5–6 years, is important. However, I am not entirely sure if this approach is sufficient, and I would appreciate corrections or better strategies.

I would be grateful if you could guide me comprehensively—from beginner to advanced level—across all relevant subjects, including any areas I might have missed.

Thank you in advance for your help!

reddit.com
u/G-en — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/GetStudying

Hello aspirants,

I hope you are doing well.

I am currently in the first year (second semester) of my Master’s in Comparative Literature. As the title suggests, I am seeking proper guidance to begin my preparation for competitive exams such as SSC CGL, IB ACIO, Banking, and Railway exams.

At present, I feel quite lost about where and how to start. I would really appreciate guidance on the following:

How to begin self-preparation effectively

Which subjects and topics to prioritize

A structured roadmap for preparation

Recommendations for reliable YouTube teachers, Telegram channels, books, PDFs, and other study resources

To give a brief background about myself: I appeared for CUET UG, for which I prepared Maths, Reasoning, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs. While I understand that the level and pattern of these exams are different, I do have some basic familiarity with these subjects.

Mathematics: This is my weakest area, especially in terms of solving questions quickly and applying shortcut methods. Although I had Mathematics in Class 12, I struggle with speed and accuracy in a competitive exam setting.

Reasoning: I have a basic understanding and believe I can strengthen it with consistent practice, especially during weekends.

English: I have a good grasp of English, but I understand the need for regular revision and practice.

General Knowledge & Current Affairs: I believe staying updated with current affairs of the exam year, along with coverage of the past 5–6 years, is important. However, I am not entirely sure if this approach is sufficient, and I would appreciate corrections or better strategies.

I would be grateful if you could guide me comprehensively—from beginner to advanced level—across all relevant subjects, including any areas I might have missed.

Thank you in advance for your help!

reddit.com
u/G-en — 23 days ago