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Sleepy fellow 😴

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Trump is a fucking liar.

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How much alimony did you pay?

Which branch???

The important part of that statement is "unknown woman"

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Reminds me of Tumbbad that gives the chill 😰
🙏🙏🙏

A lot of followers of Sad Guru are Hindi speaking sanghis. They are the ones who equate Isha to TN spirituality. Thanks to their ignorance

Honestly this is probably Vance trying to rebrand and bury past embarrassment

I had plenty of chances to work abroad, but I never took them. After spending years moving between different states, chasing stability, and figuring out what really mattered to me, I realized something, no amount of money could bring back what I had lost.

In my 20s, I was so caught up in work and financial struggles that I let life slip by. I missed time with friends, the small joys of home, and the festivals that once made life feel full. I told myself it was necessary, that I was doing what needed to be done. But in the end, what was I really working toward? Just to be far away from the people who mattered?

Moving back wasn’t just about being close to family, it was about reclaiming the life I had been too busy to live. Now, I have a job that gives me both stability and meaning, something I actually enjoy doing. My parents feel at ease knowing I’m here, and my wife is proud to see me in a role that makes a difference, something she always wanted for me. The respect I receive is nice, but what really matters is that, for the first time in a long time, I feel like I’m exactly where I should be.

And now, I can experience my culture the way it was meant to be lived. If I want to see Theyyam, I can just take a few days and go to Kannur. If I feel like watching Thrissur Pooram, I don’t have to think twice. Running into old friends, being part of the local events, none of it feels out of reach anymore. Life isn’t passing me by, I’m in it.

The best part? Peace of mind. I still travel, I still explore, but at the end of the day, I always come home, because this is where I truly belong.

real

If budget is not an issue then you may want to check Gulshan Ikebana in sector 143.

Delete kar diya usne abhi

How is it okay to ride the bike approximately close to the centre line? Wasn't he supposed to keep left? He is taking almost the full lane as if he was driving a truck. He could have had some empathy.

Aapka gurgaon mai swagat hai

Not an atheist nor a deep beliver in god. Somewhere in between.

Who doesn't? It's not a indian thing it's a human thing

I'm from Guinea and I support all my multicultural friends doing the same thing here in America!