fun fact about me: if you ever write me a letter or leave me a little note, I’ll probably keep it for the rest of my life. I’m ridiculously sentimental like that small words mean more to me than people realize.
A song that means a lot to me -
Out Now !!
Hindi - “Waqt”
https://t.co/Yd55oBHA8f
Kannada - “Aaradha Gaaya��� https://t.co/Dcu7q1dt8V
Telugu - “ Entha Maayavi” - https://t.co/Ewd7jKfehF
Tamil - “Vitupogaadha” - https://t.co/hFi9EXTHHY
Malayalam - “Kalaamam Chakravaathathil” - https://t.co/9X9JgOtaPV
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I love watching movies. People say that watching movies too much is a waste of time; I believe watching a two hour long movie and writing a review of it is better than mindlessly scrolling through short-form videos with no specific output.
sou viciada em celular tbm mas aí quando eu estou confraternizando com amigos, na praia ou fazendo qualquer coisa mais interessante eu esqueço que tenho celular aí eu me pergunto será que sou viciada mesmo ou só uso de suporte emocional quando não há nada mais interessante
i have watched mahabharat 7-8 times approx but each time the vastraharan sequence and abhimanyu's death sequence give me the same amount of goosebumps. GOATED SHOW!
essa cena me faz chorar toda vez. eu realmente amoooo presentes de aniversário e não tem nada mais feliz do que ganhar algo que vc sabe que foi escolhido e pensado em vc
Dhoni’s parties have always been entertaining for fans! 😂
But this one was the best! This video is from Dhoni’s house, where he’s enjoying some time with his friend Santosh, who taught him the famous helicopter shot. Irfan Pathan is also present. Dhoni didn’t know how to do that special handshake, so he went for a move that looked like stabbing him in the back with a knife instead 😂😂
Indians are suffering from deep rooted mental health issues..
Blind religious superstition, lack of civic sense, herd mentality, glorifying suffering as culture & tradition, and an allergy to logic & hygiene.
We really don't need temples, we need scientific & civic education.
The average screen time of 7 hours a day equals 106 days in a year. 106 days of non-stop screen time, 1/3 of your year gone. Nothing to show for it. Nothing gained from it, no new experiences, no new memories. If you cut it down to 3.5 hours a day, you'd have 53 days directed to something. You could spend that 53 days on anything else and feel like you've lived an entirely different life, no matter what you choose to do with that time, you'll come out with achieved goals, new experiences, memories, a deeper depth to your character. Taking control of your screen time is the most important thing you can do in this day and age.