संबूवासी

Multidisciplinary Visual Artist

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@BurmeeM अंग्रेजी में हर बेवकूफी क्लासी लगती है,,,

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@venom1s can't let any woman at my home to be eye-candy for others,,

[Bender @Benderxxx7]

A few weeks after breast surgery, she was walking through a shopping center in Miami when a car stopped next to her. The window rolled down, someone told her she was gorgeous and handed her a card, and asked if she wanted to model. She went home, googled the company, and found out it made porn.

Mia Khalifa was born in Lebanon and moved to the US when she was about 10. Two weeks after she started school, 9/11 happened, and her classmates started calling her “the terrorist.” In college her weight dropped to 98 pounds. She says she grew up never feeling pretty and craved male attention.

Two weeks later she called back. She thought it would be her dirty little secret. She had 400 friends on Facebook, so who would ever find out?

In late 2014 she shot a scene wearing a hijab. Within three days her Instagram went from 400 followers to 200,000. ISIS sent her a photoshopped picture of her head on a beheaded body. She joked about it online. A week later someone posted a Google Maps image of her apartment, and she lived in a hotel for two weeks.

In the video below she tells both stories herself, the card from the car and the night she realized they knew where she lived.

In the same interview she says she still hates leaving the house. When fans ask for a photo and thank her for her “work,” it makes her feel dirty.

She also admits she kept the link in her bio after she quit, because she needed the money. Asked what she’d tell young girls, her first answer is “Don’t do porn. Don’t ever do porn.”

Three years later she was back, selling adult content to subscribers.

So was she a victim of her own fame, or did she learn to sell it better than anyone?

[Indupriya @indupriya911]

shocked to see this. 😳😳

[AK (alias "Kabir Menon") @the_psyche_lab]

Shalini was a staunch feminist. She married Arun 4 years ago. She had a few conditions - nobody will question her choices, nobody will interfere in her life, she will work & earn, she will wear whatever she wants, etc.

Arun was also a feminist. He believed in - her life, her choice. So, he readily agreed.

After they got married, one day Shalini was leaving for a club party at 11 pm. She told Arun. Arun said, ok. He didn't ask where she is going. He didn't ask who is meeting. He didn't ask when she will return.

Shalini stayed out till 4 am. Arun was asleep. When she returned he didn’t ask anything. He just opened the door, said, love you, and went back to sleep.

After a few months, Shalini got a better job offer in another city. She told Arun. Arun congratulated her, wished her good luck and said he is happy for her. He didn't ask which company, which city, how is she going to manage, does she even want to go, nothing.

Anyway, she relocated to the new city, took the new job. Arun told her he will find a new job in her city and relocate. One day, Shalini had a minor accident. She called Arun and told him. Arun replied - you are a strong, independent woman. You will handle it. Don't worry.

After 4 years of marriage, Shalini now wonders if she wants Arun to treat her like a strong, independent woman or a protected, looked out for woman. She was very clear that she didn't want interference, but now she has started to look at zero interference as total indifference and that bothers her.

Shalini is confused. And so are many other women like her. Feminism has confused them. The social dynamic pressurises them to take on the role of strong, independent woman. But the heart desires, what the heart desires.

A 400 year old movement can't diminish the million year old evolutionary need of a woman to be looked after and cared for by her man. Many women perhaps want both, but they won't say it outright.

[Easy Talks @EasyAsPie372040]

Dear Parents,

Please teach yours daughter's at least some values...

And if you can't...please don't try to find a man for them through Arrange Marriage system

This is absolutely ridiculous and disgusting !!

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@CGAdithya @ShoneeKapoor To keep themselves in delusion with validation tribes have praticed it why can't we do it to wear our delusional aspects as an identity

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@ShoneeKapoor ऐसा कीड़ा अंग्रेजी बोलने की क्षमता वालें में ही क्युँ पाया जाता है,,?

[Mountain G.O.A.T @mountainGOAT_01]

This is what an actual strong woman looks like. No drama. No unnecessary over-emotional nautanki.

She delivered the baby at home, standing up, with only her husband and elder son present.

Meanwhile today’s feminist bitches can’t even handle periods without a full theatrical production.

Then they turn around and call themselves “strong independent women.”

The one thing nature actually designed them for and they still need ten layers of drama to get through it.

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@NCMIndiaa @instamart_it @KalyanJewellers Bhugto sona chandi ke naam pr dimaag fir jaata hai toh,,

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@oelma__ Men deal with pressure, responsibility, rejection, and the silent expectation to stay strong—regardless of what they’re going through.

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@MissJezzabelle1 @venom1s Just another Women dodging accounting bullets

[Genzdigest @genzdigest]

🚨 A domestic worker in Gurugram is allegedly being assaulted and harassed by people at the house where she works.

Requesting @gurgaonpolice to investigate the matter, protect the woman, take appropriate action, and share an Action Taken Report.

#GurugramPolice #Gurugram

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@venom1s The standard bare minimum fluctuations will be observed later

[ShoneeKapoor @ShoneeKapoor]

Heartbreaking story of 2.5-year-old Dilroz (Diljot):

This innocent little girl was the youngest and most cherished member of her family, loved beyond words.

A divorced neighbour, Neelam, driven by jealousy, lured her away on a scooter with the promise of a fun ride. She took Dilroz to a deserted wasteland, repeatedly struck her with a brick, stuffed mud into her mouth to silence her cries, and buried her alive.

The family and police tracked Neelam through CCTV footage within hours, but by then it was already too late. Dilroz had suffocated in the shallow pit where she had been buried.

Calling it one of the "rarest of rare" cases driven by sheer malice, the trial court sentenced Neelam to death by hanging. Neelam has now appealed before the High Court, seeking to overturn that sentence.

[संबूवासी @lncrphl46]

@venom1s Them girls may ask there father's income at the same age back in the days,

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Bolangir, Odisha

Swapneswar Mishra and his wife, Anamika Satapathy, had an argument.

Angered by it, Anamika beat him to death with a mobile phone.

He was rushed to the hospital but sadly died.

His body had extensive damage and internal injuries.

His father said that Anamika used to torture him regularly.

Police are investigating the matter further.

How many more husbands will be deleted in India before people wake up?

[The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨‍⚖️ @SamSiff]

A girl rashly drives a scooty without even wearing a helmet.

When questioned about her rash driving, she allegedly abuses, shows the middle finger, and even threatens to file a false r@pe case.

She knows Indian police is itself wearing bangles and won’t dare punish or fine on such nuisance by her as she is a girl.

[shibya Sharma @Shibyash_17]

8 years of preparation. Countless sacrifices. In the end, an 18,000 job.

A story that highlights the harsh reality of highly competitive exams in India.

[Prateekaaryan 𝕏 @AaryanPrateekX]

Thank you, our hero, Prabal Pratap, for calling the judiciary what it truly is: “Mr. Judicial Servant.”