Paneer, peas and sweet corn friedrice with thai yellow curry paste. Added cilantro! Absolutely amazing!
u/_Safety5187 — 14 days ago
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▲ 0 r/indianwriters
I want to connect with Manga artists who produced, did the art work and wrote the script themselves.
Anyone having experience and interested please feel free to message here or we could talk on DM.
u/_Safety5187 — 15 days ago
▲ 7 r/Inkitt
What’s the Quality Assurance team on Inkitt for?
If not for stopping cringe ass AI written stories?
u/_Safety5187 — 16 days ago
DSNLU:- Targeted Harassment of 3-Year LL.B. Students Over Fee Deadlines.
Our administration just issued an ultimatum targeting 3-Year LL.B. students: pay the balance fees immediately or face immediate hostel eviction and cancellation of admission.
To escalate things, the VC personally walked into our classroom, singled out students row by row, and publicly threatened them.
Education loans and financial processes take time, but instead of institutional support, we are being treated like trespassers on our own campus. The continuous hostility and "second-class citizen" treatment toward the 3-Year LL.B. batch needs serious attention.
u/_Safety5187 — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/ThaiBL
Missing OG Thai BLs
I say this with a caveat before some of yall bite my ass -I love Thai Bls. But I am disappointed with the perfectionist makeups. In early thai bls people had barely any visible make up going on for them and they looked beautiful. Now, everyone looks painted on, too perfect, and totally unrelatable. I am also kinda tired with the overall looks of actors, it’s like makeup artists focus too much on giving the perfect look, that they fail to bring out the soul of the artist on screen. Jmo. No hate. Would love to know your opinions.
(Some series I think did great with looks are -Together, 1000 stars, moonlight chicken, fish upon the sky, Manner of Death)
u/_Safety5187 — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/boyslove
Listening to Jeff Satur’s “Rain Wedding” as the movie ended was exactly what I needed to hear.
Outside, the sky was a canvas of oscillating greys, bright blues, and yellows. So much like human emotions.
I knew the premise of the movie and still went in, inviting the hurt, proved to myself that my heart is still soft enough to empathise with each character in the movie, despite everything I had gone through myself.
The performances from Jeff, Keng, and the rest of the cast were haunting because they were rooted in such a grounded truth–everyone is the bad guy in someone else’s book.
Thongkham just wanted his love for Sek to be validated.
Mo felt she earned a right to be compensated for every hardship Sek put her through.
Nang Saeng saw the orchard as a testament to her own resilience through the years.
The movie is heartbreaking because Jingna, who loved the best and tried to protect everyone, was the one met with such tragedy.
I keep telling myself I deserved a “better” or happier watch today since it’s my birthday, but I think I’m wrong. This movie forced me to reflect on so many different corners of life.
Maybe, despite the sinking feeling and the frustration and the sadness, this was exactly what I was supposed to watch today.
u/_Safety5187 — 6 months ago