@AgentSaffron Even I would say the same, Bihar shall be given to china!! They will civilize our uncivilized sections, industrialize it & save the northeast from the salivating perverts.
@solankineha01 Be a proper sanyasi or a proper sansari! Choose a path that feels r8 to you and stick to it. Has she had a kid; s(he) would have turned out to be the worst; both of them would've been so dependent on each other that wouldn't've developed an independent identity & thought.
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My daughter has been brutally assaulted by Anmay Kumar, attempted to murder her , punched her face with his wrist, her stomach, dragged her hair , took her to the bathroom, slut shamed her , tried to break her hands , he threw her on the floor as a result her toe nail got broken she his internal injuries . We have been given acid attack and rape threats.
This boy’s father is an IAS officer in the J&K ministry. He will apply all his energy and power to save his son. At the moment we are helpless . Please save us! @manojsinha_@AmitShahOffice@AmitShah@narendramodi@PMOIndia #crimeagainstwomen
My sister fell from the 4th floor when I was 16 years old and fought for her life for two whole years.
When you fall from such a height, it's most often not the impact that kills you.
It's the fall.
Most people falling from such a height, faint before impact — and they fall on their back.
Their spine breaks, ruptures, and is torn to shreds and most of them die or are paralyzed their entire lives.
But, my sister , was awake through the fall.
She fell on her legs.
Later doctors told us that, that was the only reason she'd survived.
On impact, her right leg, which bore the maximum impact, was torn to bloody shreds.
Her right foot had an entire piece fall off from where it was attached.
When I saw her — the white sheet that covers patients was red with blood.
I saw bone where flesh was supposed to be.
When I saw the X ray for the first time, I couldn't help but hopelessly cry.
Part of her hip bone was just bone dust.
Literally! Literally bone dust where bone should be.
This further complicated her surgery when she was admitted to the ICU.
Bone fragments could have ruptured her blood vessels — or so the doctors said.
Forget walking ever, doctors told us she had a ten percent chance of survival.
My Didi spent two years in the hospital and missed her board exams (12th) that year.
Next year, carried on a stretcher, she was ferried from the hospital in an ambulance and she sat for her 12th boards.
That year — she scored 92 in her boards with a 94 in Physics and Maths.
Her school awarded her an Exceptional Student award and gifted her a phone and a certificate for her achievements.
Today, she has two degrees to her name.
One in Physics and another in Hotel Management.
She's preparing for a third degree — an MBA this year.
Today, she's working for a subsidiary of Google in Hyderabad, all alone in a different city.
The limp is still visible, but barely.
Inspiration?
This word doesn't even begin to explain what I feel when I look at her.
She's a living, breathing miracle.
Literally — a living, breathing miracle.
@AgentSaffron The vivid dreams I see are all same shit! Me fighting demons & eventually defeating them. On a hot summer day, i was sleeping & then woke up with an unbearable burning sentence in the chest. I was dreaming of fighting a demon & ending his life by tearing open his chest, just to