Also blocking is done after blocking
It has become softer and lighter in weight than before.
Videos https://youtu.be/ajFfTlaczMg?si=0gCr772X50NcZ4yQ
Around 60 inch. Or 67 Around 200 or maybe more chains ⛓️ : half double crochet
The recent cases of sexual assault in Gujarat are extremely disturbing. One victim was from Kutch and was staying in a PG, while the accused was reportedly from outside Gujarat and had not undergone a proper background check.
Another case was even more horrific, with the victim losing her life.
We often proudly say that Gujarat is a place where women can safely go out even at night. But with incidents like these happening, how long can we continue to say that?
I hope the authorities take these cases seriously and ensure strict punishment under the law. Women deserve to live without fear.
I hope I making good one
I was feeling bored today, and I got curious about something.
This post is for all the women and girls from Bhuj.
What are your biggest complaints about the men in Bhuj or their behavior? What do you honestly think about them? Whether it's something you've personally experienced, a general observation, or just something you've always wanted to say, feel free to share it.
I'd genuinely like to understand your perspective and hear your experiences. If there are women on this subreddit, this is your chance to tell us what you think about the men here and what behaviors bother you the most.
Please keep the discussion respectful, and I'd prefer that only women comment on this post.
Rant
30/7/2026
I went to watch the Spider-Man movie, and honestly, the movie itself was great—no complaints there.
But there's a saying: "You can earn money, you can buy the ticket, but you can't buy class." That perfectly sums up my experience.
I don't know what sins I committed in a past life, but I somehow ended up sitting next to the most annoying people in the entire theater. Almost every seat was occupied, so changing seats wasn't even an option.
At first, they kept talking during the movie. Eventually they went quiet, so I thought that was the end of it. But as the movie got closer to the climax, they started making loud, cringeworthy comments about the female characters—especially Aunt May and the red-haired girl.
They were shouting things like, "I wish we had girls like that in our city."
It honestly felt like they were trying to impress the girls sitting a few rows ahead. Ironically, acting like that is probably one of the reasons they'll never impress anyone.
Moments like these remind me that being poor isn't always about money. Some people aren't financially poor—they're poor in basic manners and common sense. You can buy a movie ticket, but you can't buy class.
Just watched The Odyssey... here's my honest opinion.
I finally watched The Odyssey, and honestly, it didn't live up to the hype for me.
The first act was pretty slow. The second act was decent, and the final act had some good fight scenes, but nothing that really blew me away.
I know a bit about Greek mythology—Athena, Medusa, the Minotaur, Icarus, and a few other legends—but I'm not familiar with The Odyssey itself or the original story. I've also seen Troy, and while I don't know how accurate it was, I found it much more entertaining.
Maybe this is just a matter of personal taste. I usually enjoy action-heavy movies, so perhaps this simply wasn't made for someone like me. But after hearing so many people call it a masterpiece, I expected at least one unforgettable moment that would leave me thinking, "Wow... that was incredible." Unfortunately, I never got that feeling.
I didn't hate the movie—I just never felt excited or emotionally invested. By the end, I didn't really feel like it was worth the ticket price.
Bonus tip: If you're watching it at NY Cinema in Bhuj, skip the samosa. Trust me, it's not worth it. 😂
This is just my personal opinion. I'm posting this in case it helps someone decide before spending their money. If you've watched it, I'd love to hear what you thought.
Maybe for you is good movie for me, is normal I don't know why.