r/Nepali_Millennials

Are Nepalis Actually Happy, or Are We Just Good at Hiding Our Problems? 🤔

Many people work hard, support their families, fulfill responsibilities, and keep moving forward without talking much about what they're going through.

But how often do we stop and ask ourselves whether we're actually happy?

What do you think makes life fulfilling: money, family, freedom, meaningful work, good health, or peace of mind?

What matters most to you at this stage of your life?

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u/OkContest1796 — 3 days ago

Pizza place ko ceiling khaseko video 🥲

We were saved by a few seconds!

Tei side ko table ma basirathem!! 😵‍💫

Anyway concert janu agadi purai bhaijepani..

We later got free burgers and drink 🙂

Dar lago experience!!

u/Pap3rArmour — 12 days ago

growing up, if you were served food on one of these, it meant you were now taken seriously and the plate itself was considered a token of respect, and people only took it out on special occasions and for special guests and it would mostly stay inside the cabinets for the rest of the year

all that only to find those are the same plates they use to server food to inmates in prison. how did it even make its way to Nepal and get so popular, only to loose itself to the abyss over the last 10 years. im sure half of the kids born in the last 10 years have never seen one of these. did we hit a huge silverware renaissance sometime in the last decade and collectively decide to abandon these for more modern looking minimalist ceramic plates and swear to never speak about it or did they just stop making those khande thaals and people had no choice other than to settle for whatever else was for sale. just to be clear, khande thaals and ceramic plates were not mutually exclusive though, they existed at the same time, but khande thaal still had this aura that you were naturally obliged to only put them out on special occasions or when you had important people invited

u/baldur_imortal — 12 days ago