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I am new to makeup... It's not like I have never done makeup or don't know anything about makeup, but the problem is I don't own any makeup products. I have applied makeup only when there is a function. That too, the makeup wali aunty did my makeup. I have never done it by myself, just a little bit by myself for small family functions.

I know about skincare, and I have invested a good amount of money there 🥲. I actually love skincare, but I know nothing about makeup.

My college is starting in a few months, so I need some advice on makeup.

What should I buy?

Which products are good for daily minimal use, and which ones should I get for parties?

Please help me out ☝️🥹

Aaj ki chai, thode maze ke saath. ☕✨

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This isn't negative PR. They made multiple accusations against us, and this is simply our final response to address those allegations.

1. How should we make our book famous and get more views? Use AI to write. No, no, it's not lazy—we are giving prompts, right? That's also work. But what about the storyline? We have a solution for that as well: copy from TV serials and old movies. Of course, readers will not notice because most of them are teenagers; they haven't watched those serials or movies. It's not wrong, okay? Copying also takes effort.

2. When someone raises questions about plagiarism and AI, just block them. We don't want any negativity. They don't have common sense, a brain, blah blah blah. We should block them for our own mental peace ✌️.

3. When someone posts something against you on Wattpad or Instagram and things get out of hand, what will a professional author do? Give a written justification or a proper point-by-point answer to the allegations, right? Wrong. We should post a VN (voice note 🎶 🎵) on Instagram with someone giving background noise so people won't be able to decode what you're saying. Then give unclear, vague answers on the Wattpad conversation board and simply say, "We have given proof. Discussion ends here from my side."

4. If your readers abuse someone or give threats, you should file a case against those readers on behalf of the victim without the victim's knowledge or consent. Consent? Wo kya hota hai?

That's it for today's class. See you next weekend.

Only good comments are allowed. Agar kisi ne hate comment kiya, I will BLOCK you.

Bye-bye.

Hi, please suggest some books that aren’t too long. I’m not really into love stories, but I enjoy thrillers, murder mysteries, psychological books, self-help, finance, and similar genres. If you know any love stories that are genuinely beautiful and worth reading, feel free to recommend those too.

Hi, please suggest some books that aren’t too long. I’m not really into love stories, but I enjoy thrillers, murder mysteries, psychological books, self-help, finance, and similar genres. If you know any love stories that are genuinely beautiful and worth reading, feel free to recommend those too.

Thank you

I haven’t read TD 1, but because of all the hype, I wanted to give it a try, so I picked a random chapter from TD 2 just to see if I could get into it.

There was a scene where Siya accidentally sends her picture in a sports bra to Shashwat, and then she goes to his house to delete it. The whole scene after that felt completely copied from Ek Duje Ke Vaaste Season 1, Episode 33. I know that episode well because it’s my favorite serial, and I’ve watched it multiple times. Even the dialogues felt almost the same.

I don’t know the full story of the book since I only read one random chapter.

So should I actually give this book a try? After reading that scene, I honestly don’t feel like continuing because it felt too similar .

Do other people also think the same ,or is it just me?

A few days back i posted about a Wattpad book about how something about that book doesn't make sense. I even said the plot was good but there were some things which i felt were wrong so i shared my opinion. Most of the comments agreed to those points but there were 2-3 people who didn't agree. That's fine, but they were justifying all those stupid things which i called out. I was open to logical argument. If they think i am wrong, then prove it with a logical reason; instead, they reported my post and got that post deleted. I guarantee they did because i didn't use any foul language nor did i break any rules.

I heard that the Wattpad readers are immature, problematic and toxic but this was the first time experiencing it.

Well this was my first time on Wattpad and not gonna lie it was the worst experience. The negative image of Wattpad has seems true because of these types of people.

Hope good writers and readers make changes and get recognised.

Add -- Recently I got to know that I should have hidden the author's id as well, earlier I thought she was a public figure so won't be a problem but i was wrong. So i accept it was my fault for not understanding that rule properly. But about some people justifying things without logical argument, i am not wrong here.