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@_tkreader_ https://t.co/bb1k0LEROb The most beloved consort by reshaval... I guess. On wattpad.

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1 day ago

@_tkreader_ 1st fic is Omegas Bond by vkjeonified on wattpad I guess. There is another one where Kook is a young alpha and Tae saves him, will look for it.

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4 days ago

@YouTubeIndia @MortalxS8ul never unsubscribing ! Always entertaining 🌻

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Who to follow

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@saraveeofficial

Actor #Saravee Debut Movie 🎥- #IvanThanUthaman(Tamil) #saintmarksroad(Kannada)

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7 days ago

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@Ichanpyaari

10 days ago

Meet Ujjwal 🌻 • You may have already seen him online being trolled and targeted with derogatory slurs like Meetha, Chakka, Hijda, and worse. • Ujjwal is a 19-year-old queer person who has just passed his Class 12 exams. • He may have no connection whatsoever to the NEET paper leak controversy, yet he still showed up at the Jantar Mantar protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party. • He understands the pain and frustration of the 22 lakh students and their families affected by the paper leak, as well as the millions of others who have suffered because of more than 89 major exam paper leaks across the country. • As a queer individual fighting for his rights, visibility, and existence in a deeply transphobic and homophobic Indian society, he has likely faced immense struggles himself. Yet despite that, he chose to show up for others. • He may have participated in protests before too, something that many educated and socially aware people never do in their entire lives. • From these videos, one thing is clear: he has a great sense of style and carries himself with confidence. • He is socially aware, respectful, politically conscious, and unafraid to speak about rights, justice, and issues that matter. • Meanwhile, lowlifes hiding behind fake profiles chose to mock and ridicule him for doing something I would call an act of genuine courage. • He is far better than the self-proclaimed internet sigmas, alphas, and low-testosterone junglees who are just a burden on society, freeloading on government freebies and spreading hatred online. They are the reason for India's bad reputation globally, not someone like Ujjwal. • If we had more Ujjwal, people who are aware, confident, educated, and bold enough to challenge a corrupt system. We might have saved thousands of students, women, farmers, LGBTQIA+ people, soldiers, and countless others who lost their lives while fighting for justice. • And Ujjwal, if you're reading this: we see you. We appreciate you. We love you. Thank you for showing up when it mattered. Sending hugs. 🫂❤️ P.S. I apologize for any accidental misgendering or for using incorrect pronouns while referring to him.

Ichanpyaari's tweet photo. Meet Ujjwal 🌻

• You may have already seen him online being trolled and targeted with derogatory slurs like Meetha, Chakka, Hijda, and worse.

• Ujjwal is a 19-year-old queer person who has just passed his Class 12 exams.

• He may have no connection whatsoever to the NEET paper leak controversy, yet he still showed up at the Jantar Mantar protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party.

• He understands the pain and frustration of the 22 lakh students and their families affected by the paper leak, as well as the millions of others who have suffered because of more than 89 major exam paper leaks across the country.

• As a queer individual fighting for his rights, visibility, and existence in a deeply transphobic and homophobic Indian society, he has likely faced immense struggles himself. Yet despite that, he chose to show up for others.

• He may have participated in protests before too, something that many educated and socially aware people never do in their entire lives.

• From these videos, one thing is clear: he has a great sense of style and carries himself with confidence.

• He is socially aware, respectful, politically conscious, and unafraid to speak about rights, justice, and issues that matter.

• Meanwhile, lowlifes hiding behind fake profiles chose to mock and ridicule him for doing something I would call an act of genuine courage.

• He is far better than the self-proclaimed internet sigmas, alphas, and low-testosterone junglees who are just a burden on society, freeloading on government freebies and spreading hatred online. They are the reason for India's bad reputation globally, not someone like Ujjwal.

• If we had more Ujjwal, people who are aware, confident, educated, and bold enough to challenge a corrupt system. We might have saved thousands of students, women, farmers, LGBTQIA+ people, soldiers, and countless others who lost their lives while fighting for justice.

• And Ujjwal, if you're reading this: we see you. We appreciate you. We love you.

Thank you for showing up when it mattered.

Sending hugs. 🫂❤️

P.S. I apologize for any accidental misgendering or for using incorrect pronouns while referring to him.

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15 days ago

Did @weverseofficial just crash ?! WTF !!

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20 days ago

My therapist once told me to do something strange. He said, "Write everything down as if you're dying in 30 minutes." I laughed and said, "What? That's not true..." But before I could finish, he shouted, "Are you out of your mind? I said you're dying. Write it down!" His tone changed everything. I wanted to ask questions, but he yelled again, "Why are you wasting time on me? You have 29 minutes and 30 seconds left." So I picked up my pen and started writing. At first, I didn't know what to say. Then I wrote to my parents, my friend, my siblings. I wrote everything I never said out loud. It was like all feelings came out at once. When the 30 minutes were over my therapist told me to stop. "Rest for fifteen minutes and then I'll tell you something." I sat there breathing hard, eyes wet and totally uncontrollable heart beat. mind racing. He gave me a glass of water and said, "Now read what you wrote." I read it slowly. Every word was full of love, regret, and things left unsaid. He then asked, "Why didn't you write to your boss? Or your exes? Or the people you complain about?" I said, "Why would I write to them?" He smiled and said, "Exactly. If they don't matter in your last moments, why do they matter so much now?" Author unknown (shared from Facebook group)

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21 days ago

FUCK WHOEVER MOCKED THEM & ACTED LIKE MILITARY WAS SOME KIND OF VACATION WHEN THEY KEPT SAYING THEY WERE STRUGGLING MENTALLY. THEY COULDN’T PERFORM, COULDN’T EXPRESS THEMSELVES OPENLY, THEY HAD TO STAY AWAY FROM EACH OTHER FOR 2 YEARS, AND YET SOME OF Y'ALL THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE.

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26 days ago

@Waraich1089285 Shrug and say SO WHAT ?! How is being called gay an insult.. like.. what ?! If anything, Id probably insult them by calling them homophobes and never interacting with them again. Who needs that kinda small mindset around them anyway? Meh...

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