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I drew myself in some Nepali dresses! I absolutely adore Nepali fashion and it gave me a lot of nostalgia thinking back to parties me and my family would go to. This was mostly done for practice with humanoids but it also gave me a tooooon of gender euphoria.
I'd love so much to wear a dress like these to a party someday
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Unveiling Prabal Gurung's Spectacular Comeback at NYFW 2023!
Nepali-American fashion designer Prabal Gurung showcased his Nepali culture on the runway at New York Fashion Week. She recently launched her Fall Winter 2023/24 collection in which her models walked the ramp wearing vermilion.
Best Picks from NYFW 2023
#prabal gurung#nepali fashion#vermilion#nepali designer#new york fashion week#runway#ramp walk#fashion show
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Happy Constitution Day, Nepal!
#Nepal#Nepali#Himalaya#Himalayas#alpinism#travel#t-shirt#clothes#clothing line#flag of Nepal#grunge flags#vintage flags#vintage fashion#vintage style
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In the current epidemic of rich Western women who cannot “choose” to eat, we see the continuation of an older, poorer tradition of women’s relation to food. Modern Western female dieting descends from a long history. Women have always had to eat differently from men: less and worse. In Hellenistic Rome, reports classicist Sarah B. Pomeroy, boys were rationed sixteen measures of meal to twelve measures allotted to girls. In medieval France, according to historian John Boswell, women received two thirds of the grain allocated to men. Throughout history, when there is only so much to eat, women get little, or none: A common explanation among anthropologists for female infanticide is that food shortage provokes it. According to UN publications, where hunger goes, women meet it first: In Bangladesh and Botswana, female infants die more frequently than male, and girls are more often malnourished, because they are given smaller portions. In Turkey, India, Pakistan, North Africa, and the Middle East, men get the lion’s share of what food there is, regardless of women’s caloric needs. “It is not the caloric value of work which is represented in the patterns of food consumption” of men in relation to women in North Africa, “nor is it a question of physiological needs…. Rather these patterns tend to guarantee priority rights to the ‘important’ members of society, that is, adult men.” In Morocco, if women are guests, “they will swear they have eaten already” or that they are not hungry. “Small girls soon learn to offer their share to visitors, to refuse meat and deny hunger.” A North African woman described by anthropologist Vanessa Mahler assured her fellow diners that “she preferred bones to meat.” Men, however, Mahler reports, “are supposed to be exempt from facing scarcity which is shared out among women and children.”
“Third World countries provide examples of undernourished female and well-nourished male children, where what food there is goes to the boys of the family,” a UN report testifies. Two thirds of women in Asia, half of all women in Africa, and a sixth of Latin American women are anemic—through lack of food. Fifty percent more Nepali women than men go blind from lack of food. Cross-culturally, men receive hot meals, more protein, and the first helpings of a dish, while women eat the cooling leftovers, often having to use deceit and cunning to get enough to eat. “Moreover, what food they do receive is consistently less nutritious.”
This pattern is not restricted to the Third World: Most Western women alive today can recall versions of it at their mothers’ or grandmothers’ table: British miners’ wives eating the grease-soaked bread left over after their husbands had eaten the meat; Italian and Jewish wives taking the part of the bird no one else would want.
These patterns of behavior are standard in the affluent West today, perpetuated by the culture of female caloric self-deprivation. A generation ago, the justification for this traditional apportioning shifted: Women still went without, ate leftovers, hoarded food, used deceit to get it—but blamed themselves. Our mothers still exiled themselves from the family circle that was eating cake with silver cutlery off Wedgwood china, and we would come upon them in the kitchen, furtively devouring the remains. The traditional pattern was cloaked in modern shame, but otherwise changed little. Weight control became its rationale once natural inferiority went out of fashion.
— Naomi Wolf (1990) The Beauty Myth
#hunger#long post#naomi wolf#the beauty myth#radblr#radfem#radical feminism#radfem safe#radical feminist safe#!!!
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DOSSIER CHEAT SHEET.
LEGAL NAME : Rex / Surya Aruna
NICKNAME[S] : Prizefighter (Shine), No-Good Good Guy, the Cosmic Contender, Celestial Terrestrial, Space Invader, Traitor among the Enforcers...
DATE OF BIRTH : January, 199X
GENDER : Male
PLACE OF BIRTH : Unknown, East Coast U.S. (possibly Delaware or New Jersey)
CURRENTLY LIVING : City of "Delta Bay"
SPOKEN LANGUAGES : English, Limited Nypar-glot and bits of Yndar-glot (languages spoken on planet Nypardia and neighboring worlds in the same system. Their similarities to Nepali and Hindi allow Rex a near similar understanding of the Earth languages).
EDUCATION : Some undergrad college (unfinished)
HAIR COLOR : Jet black (stylized with a blue sheen)
EYE COLOR : Dark brown. When imbued with energy, entire eye may take different neon shades.
HEIGHT :5'10"
WEIGHT : 160 lbs.
FAMILY INFORMATION
NOTE: The Surya Assembly is a large and very loose conglomeration of persons with genetic familiarity, or strong social connections of some sort that could be considered as an extended family unit. They mostly live on the planet Nypardia, or conduct work in deep space. Not all have prominent superpowers or fighting skill as the energy-wielding must be encouraged and exercised in some fashion.
SIBLING[S] : Surya Garuda (older brother, fantasy warrior/space adventurer). Misc. incubation pod-patch co-inhabitants.
PARENT[S] : Big Rutler (fellow Nypardian energy-wielder, Galactic Volunteer Service supervisor, sort of a father/uncle), Matron Immediate Surya Chaha, some previous mentors on Earth have also served as temporary guardians.
RELATIVE[S] : Various Surya Assembly associates. The "play cousins" [Rahu, Etras, Efia] (Frienemies. Fellow energy-wielding Nypardians closer to Rex's own age, who answer to Rutler in the GVS).
CHILDREN : None in present day.
PET[S] : Tugboat (Endangered species of hog/dog-like kaiju)
RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION
SEXUAL ORIENTATION : Bi
RELATIONSHIP STATUS : Multiship
SINCE WHEN : Wouldn't YOU like to know, weather boy.
tagged : @rage-reloaded thanks!
tagging : You want it? It's YOURS my friend. As long as you have enou
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Hello Kleo Good Morning!!! 🌞🌞🌞
I miss you I miss talking to youu and I've been wondering what's your fashion style? I can take a guess and it's something along the lines of long sleeve shirts, formal style (cause you're a professional girlie) and sweatpants when you're at home cause you're practical like that. I might be wrong but this is how I pictured you 🫶🏻
Oh hello!
I miss you, too! You can always hit me in inbox and DMs. I'm usually pretty chatty. 😂
You got it nearly right. My fashion style changed a lot when covid came. Now I don't give even the f****s I used to give. 🤣
I mostly wear clothes that allow me to both move and relax comfortably. Which in my case means leggings paired with dress. But don't think a fancy dress. It usually looks more like long t-shirt, or long hoodie, or long sweater. My favourite ones are with pockets. I swear I have like 10 such tops from Lidl (supermarket) so I'm really not focused on brands. 😂 My leggings are usually bright coloured or with patterns while the top dress is more subtle.
I wear a more fancy version to the office, too.
The top dress is usually along this lines:
I have exactly this dress and I love it, because it's got pockets. I love pockets on dresses and skirts! 😍 It's from Czech based online shop that is supplied by small manufacturers in Nepal and their work is ethical and they help local Nepali families and organizations (animal rescue ones, too). I love the bright coloured mandala patterns on black and I usually combine these with black leggings.
My sister makes fun of me for wearing leggings into bank office but my leggings are so nice that I got compliments on them from coworkers. 😂 Same applies to these dresses from Nepal. They are pretty loved by my coworkers.
So yeah! My home wear is very no-brand and my office wear is fair-trade. That's it. I rarely wear anything else these days. It's been ages I wore denim trousers and I used to wear it all the time until covid. 😂 I don't usually reveal much skin, not because of some morals or rules but more because I feel more comfortable being hugged by my clothes rather than by people 😂
So yeah! This is my fashion style. Nothing super extra, I don't really attrack attention on the streets but I don't need to impress anyone at this age. 😉
It was lovely to talk to you! 💖
Kleo 🦄
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A LATE WORD ON THE LATE, GREAT ANTHONY BOURDAIN
I’ve been devouring episodes of Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown. It’s an occupation that feels like the most indulgent of luxuries. The show’s production is familiar in its structure. A presenter swings from foodie host to foodie host, as if we’re watching a fantasy genre film of Bourdain the adventurer exploring foreign lands with different companions, each with their own wisdom to impart. The surprise for me, and common knowledge to the rest of the world, is how cinematic the show is. A great deal of each episode is shots of the location with the sounds you’d hear walking through it. Care has been put into the sensory pleasure of travelling. The barking dogs in the streets of Thimphu. The clinking glasses outside a cafe in Marseilles. The hissing flames touching chicken feet in Kuala Lumpur. For a weakly travelled house lily like me, this is the closest I’m likely to get to these marvellous places any time soon.
Of course, as a British-Nepali, I latched onto the local explorations. The Scottish episode of Parts Unknown begins in a Glaswegian pub. Bourdain is sitting at the bar, enjoying the cloudy light of Scotland. His ashy greying hair stands in contrast to his brown wool coat and brown wool scarf. The barmaid asks him whether he’s on holiday (or vacation as Americans say). He says he sort of is, half because he’s on the job filming his show, half because he has great respect for Glasgow and takes great pleasure in being there. The following scene, he is walking through the busy streets of Glasgow, shrinking into himself from the bitter cold of a Scottish city in Autumn. In classic documentary fashion, his voiceover illuminates us on his thoughts. Though in the cloudy daylight Glasgow looks sleepy, it is one of the biggest hubs of Leave voters for the Scottish referendum. Bourdain explains that Glasgow is a city divided, both in opinion and in economic class. This is where the show shines the brightest, ladling every place he visits with the respect and seriousness it deserves.
Bourdain himself wears many hats. In Parts Unknown, he’s a food poet, an occasional mountain climbing roadster, a political investigator, and a travelling philosopher. I have always heard his praises but it’s a wounding regret to have not come across him, his works, and his life before his passing. Though the chances of meeting him when he was alive would have been infinitely smaller than minuscule, watching the show had me grieving for the fantasy I could have held. One where we would have dinner together. He’s already filmed an episode on British food, an excellent summary with enough scope to cover the hearty food of the country as well as the devastation of Brexit. He’s tasted the most refined cuisine and the greasiest so I can’t hope to introduce anything to his palette except maybe a Shin Ramyun sandwich (a carb loaded delicacy of my childhood). Instead, I would have liked to get him to pick a spot in London that he likes. We’d sit down with the warmth and aromas of the food and chatted about his life and his thoughts on the world, on food, and politics - beyond what he’s explored in his show, and he has explored a lot in his show.
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Since all my OCs come from different corners of the Spiral and are of varying mythological beings, I decided to compile a list of both their origins and occupations!
(Sidenote: some details about certain worlds! Those in purple belong or were reimagined by me, those in green are just canon worlds renamed by me, and those in red belong to @prince-of-khrysalis and @brewbellwizardry!)
Caelum: Eva (Filipina-Palestinian-Calé/angel; astralmancy/Eden caretaker)
Lemuria:
Kalpana (Nepali/cthulhi; spatiomancy/avatar)
David (Jewish American/lich; chronomancy/conman)
Milagro (Dominican/sylph; thaumaturgy/hoop aerialist)
Heroica:
Vontae (Black American; physical, hero trainee)
Iina (Navajo; mental, fashion major)
Airam (Nicaraguan-American; almighty, freelance hacker)
Binna (Korean-American/A.I.; reality/idol)
Melanie (White American/virus; reality/villain sidekick)
Kamiyah (Black-Ecuadorian; disempowered, street racer)
Empyrea:
Eranuhi (Armenian Lom/pixie; solarmancy/Miracle Mitch's assistant)
İnayət (Azerbaijani/pig; divination/keytarist)
Shushana (Georgian Jewish/alphoi; lunarmancy/singer)
Grizzleheim:
K'ila (Greenlandic Inuit/snow angel; thaumaturgy/martyr)
Greko (Finnish/näkki; privateer/Ironclaws leader)
Cedine (Afro Norwegian; musketeer, Wolf ranger)
Othi (Swedish Romani; swashbuckler, Splithoofs fighter)
Sarai (Danish Jewish; buccaneer, wanderer)
Darkmoor:
Sevastjan (Estonian/werewolf; solarmancy/W.C. Forces guardsman)
Vidas (Lithuanian, vampire bat; thief)
Līga (Latvian/gargoyle; chronomancy/bounty hunter)
Greeta (Estonian; necromancy, Rickoyoto student)
Polaris:
Prokhor (Russian; divination, Ravenwood student)
Hadria (French Algerian, arctic hare; La Révolution lieutenant)
Théane (Monégasque/matagot; conjuration/bartender)
Hilol (Uzbek, courtesan)
Nima (Buryat, half-polar bear; cigarette boy)
Gamassa:
Priscila (Cuban/avialtri; umbramancy/researcher)
Jacinto (Afro Venezuelan/changeling; conjuration/Arcana student)
Roshan (Iranian, half-bunny; ex maiden-in-training)
Yuuto (Japanese/cambion; mysticism/hitman)
Karamelle:
Goldie (Austrian Jewish; conjuration, Ravenwood student)
Elise (Papuan/gnome; theurgy/figure skater)
Aulia (Indonesian, half-raccoon; housespouse)
Rayner (German Turk/elf; lunarmancy/doctor)
Avalon:
Vaino (Welsh Romani; pyromancy, Ravenwood student)
Carmel (Welsh Jewish; necromancy, alchemist)
Meriful (Scottish Romani/anthusiai; necromancy/druid)
Darina (Afro Irish, half-deer; budding writer)
Marleybone:
Sestiva (Irish; necromancy, Ravenwood student)
Zakhi (Afro Scottish; buccaneer, Shatterhands tank)
Trainet (Scottish Romani, mouse; Quarrel Mob moll)
Wysteria:
Bisera (Bulgarian Turk; thaumaturgy, assitant librarian)
Peritz (Jewish Canadian; theurgy, Pigswick student)
Monquista:
Zãne (Basque/aidegatxo; divination/smuggler)
Yeniel (Afro Spanish/anjana; theurgy/healer)
Jamilla (Portuguese Jewish/anjana; mysticism/astrologist)
Cosme (Spanish; stellarmancy, aristocrat)
Wizard City:
Tiena (English Romani; lunarmancy/handyman)
Alura (Black Canadian; conjuration/W.C. Forces artificer)
Epimetej (Bosnian/half-draconian; pyromancy/Ravenwood student)
Coloratura:
Ithal (Irish Romani; sorcery, W.C. Forces knight)
Cherie (Haitian/elf; spatiomancy/concubine)
Zulekha (Lebanese/ghost; chronomancy/ex-concubine)
Kinna (Welsh; pyromancy, head priestess)
Dragonspyre:
Ivan (Serbian; necromancy, Dragonhorn Order knight)
Uana (Romanian; divination, Storm Department major)
Yakov (Bulgarian Jewish; thaumaturgy, Chivalric Forces trainee)
Mateja (Slovenian; pyromancy, Dragonhorn Order knight)
Qendräk (Albanian Ashkali; conjuration, Myth Department major)
Eldra (Croatian Romani; theurgy, Life Department major)
Andrej (Macedonian; sorcery, Balance Department major)
Vitalia:
Ariele (Italian Jewish‐Tunisian/half-guinea pig; dualism/Shatterhands bag-boy)
Lereia (Italian Jewish-Tunisian, porcelain doll; hitch-hiker)
Luretta (Sicilian Moroccan, half-unicorn; Resistance spy)
Valente (Genovese, unicorn; Armada soldier)
Aquila:
Titania (Greek; privateer, Shatterhands 2nd-in-command)
Zinon (Greek/elf; mysticism/wanderer)
Spisene (Greek Romani; divination, Arcadia student)
Taysa (Afro Greek/asteriai; stellarmancy/Arcadia student)
Mirage:
Yousef (Saudi/vampire; thaumaturgy/House of Tabbi captain)
Wafae (Afro-Omani/avialtri; spatiomancy/wanderer)
Ku-aya (Iraqi/udug; umbramancy/Silenus' ward)
Krokotopia:
Meresamun (Nubian; chronomancy, Temple of Balance priestess)
Kreianos (Nubian/half-krok; pyromancy/Medjai commander)
Fibruniyah (Copt/undine; divination/ferrywoman)
Wagguten (Berber; sorcery, Temple of Balance trainee)
Zafaria:
Resego (Tswanan; necromancy, Arcanum researcher)
Umklomelo (Zulu/tikoloshe; necromancy/blacksmith)
Mooshu:
Dechen (Tibetan; theurgy, Ravenwood student)
Choua (Hmong; mysticism, Shatterhands witch)
Nengmei (Chinese/huli jing; pyromancy/bride-to-be)
Zayaa (Mongolian/frog; thaumaturgy/Shangri Baa apprentice)
Rajah:
Fulki (Santhal/guhyaka; conjuration/princess)
Zeenat (Pakistani/genie; miraclism/Fulki's contractor)
Yago:
Luntian (Bisayan/kataw; lunarmancy/babylan)
Liwliwa (Iloco/diwata; stellarmancy/loner)
Wallaru: Jiemba (Wiradjuri/mimih; solarmancy/Didgeri dragon caretaker)
Celestia:
Aroha (Maori/ice construct; thaumaturgy/Ravenwood student)
Fielea (Tongan/swan maiden; astralmancy/Eight Legs agent)
Mikaere (Maori/lunari; spatiomancy/bodyguard)
Skull Island:
Julien (White Caribbean; swashbuckler, Shatterhands captain)
Haydée (Puerto Rican/elf; sorcery/Gravulum Order researcher)
Aviarios:
Daniel (Jewish American; underground fighter)
Lázaro (Cuban-American/cagueiro; lunarmancy/private eye)
Audélia (Jewish American, half-canary; tabloid reporter)
Tiara (Japanese-Chumash, ladybug; aspiring starlet)
Cool Ranch:
Otaktay (Lakota; musketeer, Shatterhands sniper)
Jewel (Black American, half ball-tailed cat; magician)
Basilio (Mexican, coyote; sheriff)
Heyra (Mexican/duende; solarmancy/amateur monstrologist)
Coatlán:
Tlacelel (Nahua/nagual; chronomancy/bounty hunter)
Nayeli (Zapotec/cactus dryad; sorcery/photomancer)
Melodioso:
Odalis (Panamanian/myrmeki; theurgy/bride)
Yasmin (Brazilian/boiúna; sorcery/mercenary)
Painé (Chilean/carbunclo; astralmancy/bard)
El Dorado:
Raymundo (Colombian/solari; solarmancy/prince)
Yadira (Colombian/stellari; stellarmancy/princess)
Khrysalis:
Nona (Assyrian/pyros; stellarmancy/shadow hunter)
Isidora (Guatemalan/squirrel; conjuration/war messenger)
Shay (Irish Jewish/sea slug; pyromancy/code breaker)
InvictaMane: Kem (English Romani/incubus; theurgist/court jester)
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New Blouse Design in Nepal: A Guide to Blouse Design for Saree
When it comes to new blouse design in Nepal, sarees are a popular choice among women for various occasions, be it weddings, festivals, or special gatherings. However, no saree ensemble is complete without the right blouse design for saree in Nepal. In Nepal, as in many other parts of the world, the blouse design plays a pivotal role in enhancing the overall look of the saree. Let's explore the latest blouse design in Nepal trends and the various types of blouse patterns that you can choose from.
Blouse Design in Nepal:
In recent years, Nepal has seen an evolution in blouse designs in Nepal, with a fusion of traditional and contemporary styles. These new blouse design in Nepal cater to the diverse preferences of Nepali women and offer a wide range of options for every occasion.
Here are some of the latest blouse design trends in Nepal you can find in Nepal:
Kanjeevaram Blouse: Kanjeevaram sarees are a popular choice in Nepal, and to complement these silk sarees, intricate zari work and traditional blouse designs are favored.
Embroidered Blouse: Embroidery work on blouses has gained popularity, with artisans in Nepal creating stunning designs that range from traditional to modern.
Mirror Work Blouse: Blouses adorned with small mirrors or reflective embellishments are in vogue, giving a vibrant and eye-catching appeal.
Patchwork Blouse: Nepali fashion enthusiasts are embracing eclectic patchwork blouses that incorporate different fabrics and patterns.
Cape Blouse: To add drama and elegance to their saree ensemble, many Nepali women opt for cape blouses with attached or detachable capes.
High Neck Blouse: High neck blouses have made a comeback, offering a sophisticated and elegant option for saree lovers.
Types of Blouse Patterns:
When selecting a blouse design for saree in Nepal, it's important to consider your body type, the occasion, and your personal style. Here are some common types of blouse patterns to choose from:
Princess Cut Blouse: Featuring a fitted bodice with vertical seams, this blouse design creates a tailored and flattering look.
Halter Neck Blouse: With straps that wrap around the neck, halter neck blouses are perfect for showcasing toned shoulders.
Backless Blouse: These blouses have an open back, adding a touch of glamour to your saree ensemble.
Boat Neck Blouse: Characterized by a wide, horizontal neckline, boat neck blouses can be paired with various sarees.
Off-Shoulder Blouse: Off-shoulder blouses expose the shoulders, providing a modern and stylish appearance.
Ruffled Blouse: Adding playful ruffles to the sleeves or neckline creates a feminine and trendy look.
Puff Sleeve Blouse: Puff sleeves with gathered or pleated fabric add a vintage-inspired touch.
Conclusion:
In Nepal, as in many other parts of the world, the blouse design is a crucial component of the saree ensemble. The new blouse design trends in Nepal cater to the diverse fashion preferences of women, offering a blend of tradition and modernity. Whether you prefer a Kanjeevaram blouse, an embroidered masterpiece, or a contemporary off-shoulder design, there are numerous blouse patterns to choose from to complete your saree look in style. Explore the latest blouse design in Nepal and find the perfect one to suit your taste and the occasion.
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Raksi Kind of Day
At home, I am constantly in motion and looking for the next thing to do. Here, I’m slowly learning to ease my pace and find contentment in being still. Everyone is busy and there are things to do be done but, there isn’t a sense of urgency. For example, Sunil, Kabita, and I went on another hike yesterday. And yes, once again, it was uphill. It took us about an hour and a half to reach the top of the foothill where a Hindu temple rests.
The views were spectacular and it was interesting to see different aspects of the temple and their meaning. I spent the next several minutes walking around and taking in the views. Then, I noticed Sunil and Kabita were just sitting there relaxed and enjoying the moment. I followed suit and allowed myself to be content in the moment. I didn’t need to explore every inch of the temple or continue pacing—it was ok to sit and enjoy.
A similar sentiment is apparent when chiya is served. It’s a time to relax, catch up, and just enjoy the tea. There is internet at the house and I’m sure they watch shows at times (I haven’t seen a tv), however, it’s been refreshing to sit and chat at night. Our nightcap yesterday was raksi, a homemade sort of Nepalese moonshine. Sunil served up small glasses and we cheered. I was about to take it like a shot before I realized Sunil was sipping on his. In true Nepali fashion his pace was slowed so he could enjoy the moment. Let me just say raski burns and I was unable to finish mine. I did, however, sleep like a rock.
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Oof I have a few.👀👀👀
1. Do you have any celebrity crushes atm?
2. Whats your process behind character creation?
3. Are you a pantser or outliner?
4. Do you have a favourite kpop band/soloist?
5. What are you and the ROs music taste like?
6? How would you describe your fashion sense and the ROs?
7. What's a story you would love to see turned into an if?
8. What would be your biggest piece of advice for a beginner writer and what did you wish you knew before you started?
9. If I remember correctly you're working in another story that's a fantasy. Could you perhaps spill some of the tea regarding the characters and premise? I'm super excited 👀
10. How has it been working on these completely different projects?
I try my best not to have any celebrity crushes but I've been so bitchless recently that when I got into Ateez I was immediately floored by San 😭😭 so uh yeah that's the only one rn LMIUSFDHDFI
I usually tend to start the story with plot. Through that, my characters blossom; I usually look for a personality I want to embody, and also a character I haven't seen too often. For example, I haven't really seen any Nepali characters in IF, so I'm making a nepalese RO in Witness in Plain Sight. The ethnicities of my characters are often from the ethnicities of my friends who find they don't have any characters they can relate to in media, so the appearance of my character is the third/second thing I think about.
I outline first, but I pants through it!
Oh boy... my favorite boy groups are seventeen, ateez & BTOB, and my favorite girl groups are twice, stayc and ive!! I'm also getting into CNBLUE right now. My fav soloist is Sunmi.
My music taste is a little bit of anything and everything. I love music in different languages (korean, spanish, french, chinese, japanese, urdu, and hindi, lots of bollywood music in general). I think N would like a lot of vocaloid & hyperpop music, while Oli is more interested in alt music, just a lot of music with guitar. Hannie likes classical music, lofi, just anything they can listen to in the background without too many lyrics. When learning a new language, they like to listen to music in that language, too.
I'm kind of experimenting with mine!! If I had a lil more money, I would love to dress fancy and old-timey. (Like the pic, and a bunch of art on pinterest which I can't find the cred for!) I mostly dress in academia, graphic tees and overalls. You can see the ROs outfit types through their posts here: N OLI HANNIE
7. HMMM... okay something that I REALLY want to see is the great historian 'they were just friends'. I want two ladies to fall in love in medieval times. I would also LOVE something like melvina's therapy, a bunch of short stories that tie into eachother!
8. Definitely do your research!! Reach out to other authors, and create a network of people you can rely on! Not only will it be great for when you decide to go through with your project, but you'll have a community that can help you, inspire you, and that you can talk to when you have difficulty!! For any writers and developers, you can always come to me!! Whether it's an ask, a private message, a discord dm or an email, you can always count on me if you need some help :-)
9. I don't wanna give away too much, but I'll give away a little! Yk how much I love killing off parents in IFs... this IF is an adaptation of the first novel I ever wrote!! It's about magic weilding pirates, set in the Victorian Times! I know it sounds goofy so I'm gonna leave it right there IUDHFSIUDSF
10. A nightmare. I love all of them, don't get me wrong, but I'm a colossal dumbass. I'm really happy I get to do what I love, tho, and I love being able to write!!! I get to do whatever I imagine, and tbh it's the best feeling ever!!
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"Exploring the Vibrant World of Desi Fashion in Australia: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity"
Desi fashion in Australia is a unique blend of traditional Indian, Pakistani and other South Asian styles with the contemporary fashion trends of Australia. The Desi community in Australia is a diverse and vibrant one, and their fashion reflects this diversity.
One of the most popular traditional garments worn by Desi women in Australia is the saree. The saree is a long piece of cloth that is wrapped around the waist and draped over the shoulder, and is often paired with a blouse and a petticoat. Sarees come in a variety of fabrics, such as silk, cotton, and chiffon, and are adorned with beautiful embroidery, beadwork, and prints. They are a perfect choice for formal occasions such as weddings and religious ceremonies.
Another traditional Indian garment that is popular among Desi women in Australia is the salwar kameez. This outfit consists of a long tunic (kameez) worn over loose pants (salwar). Salwar kameez can be made from a variety of fabrics, and come in a range of styles and designs.
In recent years, there has been a rise in fusion wear among the Desi community in Australia. This has resulted in a range of new and exciting fashion trends such as Indo-Western fusion wear and Boho-chic styles. This type of fusion wear blends traditional Indian styles with contemporary Australian fashion, creating a unique and modern look.
Desi men in Australia also have a diverse range of fashion choices, from traditional kurta pajama, to western suits and everything in between.
Desi fashion in Australia is not just limited to clothing, it also includes a wide range of accessories such as jewelry, bags, and shoes. Desi jewelry, in particular, is known for its intricate designs and use of precious stones and metals.
In conclusion, Desi fashion in Australia is a reflection of the community's unique identity and cultural heritage, blending traditional styles with contemporary trends to create a unique and vibrant fashion scene. It is a representation of the cultural diversity and richness of the Desi community in Australia. At Desi Firms, we are committed to promoting and supporting Desi fashion businesses in Australia, as well as businesses from all industries and sectors within the Desi community. Our platform, DESI FIRMS, is the perfect solution for anyone of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Nepali, or Afghani origin, or any other related ethnic groups, looking for unique Desi needs. You can search for businesses by categories, business names, products, services or any keywords related to your needs and the platform will provide you with relevant businesses in your area.
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Riding High: Exploring Why Yamaha Dominates the Motorcycle Scene in Nepal
Introduction:
Nepal, a land of majestic mountains, winding roads, and vibrant cultures, offers an exhilarating landscape for motorcycle enthusiasts. Amidst the diverse array of motorcycle brands available in this Himalayan nation, one name consistently stands out: Yamaha. Renowned for its performance, reliability, and innovative designs, Yamaha has carved a significant niche in the hearts of Nepali riders. In this blog, we delve into why Yamaha is revered as the premier choice among motorcycle enthusiasts in Nepal.
Reliability and Durability:
Yamaha motorcycles are synonymous with reliability and durability. In the challenging terrains of Nepal, where roads can be rugged and unpredictable, having a dependable motorcycle is paramount. Yamaha's engineering excellence ensures that its bikes withstand the test of time and terrain. Whether it's cruising through the bustling streets of Kathmandu or conquering the winding mountain roads of the Annapurna Circuit, Yamaha motorcycles provide riders with peace of mind and confidence in their machines.
Performance and Power:
When it comes to performance, Yamaha motorcycles are second to none. From the nimble and agile commuter bikes like the Yamaha FZ-S to the adrenaline-pumping sportbikes like the Yamaha YZF-R series, Yamaha offers a diverse range of models tailored to suit every rider's preferences and riding style. The powerful engines, responsive handling, and superior acceleration of Yamaha bikes make them the preferred choice for thrill-seekers and performance enthusiasts alike.
Innovative Technology:
Yamaha has always been at the forefront of technological innovation in the motorcycle industry. From pioneering fuel injection systems to advanced traction control and ABS braking systems, Yamaha continually pushes the boundaries of what's possible in motorcycle design and engineering. In Nepal, where road safety is a major concern, Yamaha's commitment to incorporating cutting-edge technology into its bikes ensures that riders can enjoy a safer and more enjoyable riding experience.
Comfort and Ergonomics:
Long rides through Nepal's breathtaking landscapes demand comfort and ergonomic design features, and Yamaha delivers on both fronts. Whether it's the plush seating, adjustable suspension systems, or intuitive control layouts, Yamaha motorcycles are engineered to provide riders with maximum comfort and control, even on the longest journeys. From daily commutes to cross-country adventures, Yamaha bikes offer riders the perfect blend of comfort and performance.
Stylish Designs:
In addition to their performance and reliability, Yamaha motorcycles are also renowned for their stylish and eye-catching designs. Whether it's the sleek and aerodynamic lines of the Yamaha MT series or the iconic racing-inspired livery of the Yamaha YZF-R series, Yamaha bikes are a reflection of the rider's personality and passion for riding. In Nepal, where motorcycles are not just a mode of transportation but also a statement of style and identity, Yamaha's striking designs make them the preferred choice among fashion-conscious riders.
Conclusion:
In a country as diverse and challenging as Nepal, finding the perfect motorcycle is essential for riders looking to explore its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture. With its unmatched reliability, performance, innovative technology, comfort, and stylish designs, Yamaha has rightfully earned its place as the best bike in Nepal. Whether you're navigating the bustling streets of Kathmandu or traversing the rugged mountain roads of the Himalayas, Yamaha motorcycles provide riders with the ultimate combination of performance, reliability, and style, making every ride an unforgettable adventure.
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Exploring the Wealthy Tapestry of Medical Education: Studying MBBS in Nepal
Nepal, a land of majestic mountains and vibrant cultures, is not as it were a sanctuary for trekkers and explorers but too developing as an attractive goal for medical instruction, particularly for considering MBBS in Nepal. With its mix of affordability, quality instruction, different clinical presentation, and social richness, Nepal offers a compelling proposition for trying medical students. In this article, we delve deeper into the benefits and special aspects of studying MBBS in Nepal.
Reasonable Instruction with Global Standards:
Studying MBBS in Nepal presents a cost-effective elective compared to many Western nations and indeed some neighbouring nations in the locale. The educational cost expenses and living expenses in Nepal are relatively lower, making medical instruction open to a broader spectrum of understudies. In spite of the affordability, the quality of medical instruction in Nepal meets global standards, with numerous medical colleges following the curriculum prescribed by universal medical bodies such as the World Well Being Organization (WHO) and the Medical Board of India (MCI).
Diverse Clinical Exposure and Hands-On Learning:
Nepal's diverse healthcare landscape provides students with a interesting opportunity for clinical exposure and hands-on learning. From bustling urban hospitals to farther rural clinics, students have the chance to witness and take part in a wide range of medical cases and procedures. This exposure not only enriches their clinical aptitudes but too fosters adaptability, empathy, and a deeper understanding of healthcare disparities. Furthermore, Nepal's accentuation on community-based healthcare allows students to lock in with neighbourhood communities and gain insights into open wellbeing challenges and solutions.
Social Immersion and Worldwide Citizenship:
Examining MBBS in Nepal offers more than fair scholastic learning; it gives understudies with a transformative social encounter. Nepal's wealthy embroidered artwork of societies, conventions, and languages makes an energetic and inviting environment for universal understudies. Whether it's celebrating celebrations, learning traditional mending homes, or investigating chronicled landmarks, students have sufficient openings to drench themselves in Nepali culture and fashion significant associations with nearby communities. This social immersion fosters global citizenship, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for differences,qualities basic for future healthcare experts in an increasingly interconnected world.
Renowned Medical Colleges and Expert Faculty:
Nepal is home to a few reputable medical colleges and colleges known for their commitment to brilliance in restorative education. These teach brag experienced workforce individuals who are experts in their individual areas and are committed to sustaining the another era of healthcare experts. The faculty's guidance, mentorship, and investigation openings improve students' learning encounters and get them ready for the challenges of present day medication. Besides, numerous medical colleges in Nepal offer state-of-the-art offices, counting well-equipped laboratories, reenactment centres, and teaching hospitals, providing students with the resources they have to succeed academically and professionally.
Worldwide Recognition and Career Opportunities:
Graduates of MBBS programs in Nepal are well-positioned to pursue diverse career openings universally. Nepal's medical instruction system takes after worldwide benchmarks, and numerous medical colleges are recognized by administrative bodies such as the Medical Council of India (MCI) and the World Well Being Organisation (WHO). This recognition ensures that graduates meet the essential qualifications for licensure and hone in different nations worldwide. Furthermore, Nepal's growing healthcare segment, coupled with the country's special healthcare challenges, makes openings for graduates to create a meaningful effect through clinical hone, investigate, open health initiatives, and humanitarian endeavours.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, examining MBBS in Nepal offers a transformative instructive involvement that combines affordability, quality instruction, differing clinical presentation, and cultural immersion. By choosing Nepal as their goal for medical studies, students set out on a journey of individual and proficient development, picking up not only medical information and clinical skills but also cultural bits of knowledge, worldwide points of view, and a sense of social responsibility. With its famous medical colleges, master staff, and dynamic social legacy, Nepal stands as a beacon of opportunity for aspiring healthcare experts seeking to form a distinction within the world of medicine.
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