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Math tells us the saddest love stories

"Parallel lines were never meant to meet"

"Tangent lines only meet once and grow apart forever"

"Asymptotes get closer and closer but will never be together "

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if somebody held their arms out to me and softly told me “c’mere” i would simply break down

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We don't have crushes, we have hyperfixations.

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Even the homes in New Orleans have a story to tell.

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning, from Aurora Leigh, 1856.  

Source:histoire-d-elle

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Ram: you called?

(Before going to Khandavprasth)

Yudhishtir: If you bite it and you die, it’s poisonous. If it bites you and you die, it’s venomous.

Bheem: What if it bites me and it dies?

Arjun: Then you’re poisonous. For the love of Madhav, Bheem, learn to listen.

Nakul: What if it bites itself and I die?

Draupadi: That’s vashikaran.

Bheem: What if it bites me and someone else dies?

Sahdev: That’s correlation, Brata Bheem, not causation.

Nakul: What if we bite each other, but neither of us dies?

Draupadi: That’s kinky.

Yudhishtir: Haye Ram.

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Karna definitely ekhono Durjodhon ke tumi bole daake and nothing can change my mind about it

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আমি সেই মানুষটা আর নেই...

the song ami shei manushta aar nei by anupam roy has impacted me hugely. It has resonated with a huge fan base because it elucidates the eternal transformation, how changes affect our lives and define who we are, of hopes snatched away, of dreams lost. It talks about what we were, and what time has transformed us into. It's a story of transformation.

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ttpd is dead poets society dupe

“Tortured poets department?” Back in my day it was dead poets society

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the whole concept of being a Percy Jackson fan is so WILD! how do you explain that you're literally in a fanbase of Greek mythology fanfiction?

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specific obscure topic enthusiast chahiye

Ice cream date chahiye

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Now that Ram Mandir has been opened can I honestly share what I feel? No, I'm not on the side of the Hindutva nor am I on the leftists I just want to take a neutral stand here.

To everyone saying it's just a political agenda and Modi is using Ram mandir to appease the Hindu vote bank. Yes, and? I think we all (even the Hindus) know what game he's playing here. My house was conflicted yesterday. My mother and nani (grandma) were sobbing on finally getting Ram lalla's darshan yesterday on TV, my nanu (grandpa) wasn't supporting any of it. And I was torn. Torn between celebrating a historic moment and rationalizing whether it even deserved to be celebrated. Would Ram ji have wanted this? He would've wanted us to celebrate yes but not at the cost of harming others. I condemn the acts of discrimination against the minor sects of society, everyone who's got to suffer because of this. In Mahabharata too, the minority (Pandavas) had to go through hell but they emerged victorious in the end coz they were right. However, I'd also like to state that it's not that simple here. People calling out Islamophobia, I'm with you. People calling out Hinduphobia, I'm ALSO with you. All lives matter no matter if they are Hindu or Muslim or Christian or Palestinian. "Hinduphobia doesn't exist" It does. Ofc not at the scale of the terrifying Islamophobia in India but it does. In other Islamic etc countries, it does. Just like how Islamophobia exists in countries where Islam folk are in minority. But does that give Hindus a license to endorse and impose themselves any more than the colonizers and invaders did? No.

Yk I've grown up in my remote, countryside hometown where they play azaan in mosques every day morning and evening and kid me since then became so used to it that it would feel like something is missing if I'd not hear it in the background somewhere while swinging around near the trees or while just walking on the terrace and watching the distant sunset. I'm a Hindu but well, that's just personal nostalgia.

Not all muslims are terrorists. Not all Hindus are fascists. But for those who are, I'd let Karma take care of you all.

I stand with humanity.

Jai Shri Ram 🙏

Allahu Akbar 🙏

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Why you should watch Enola Holmes (2020)

- female teenage protagonist (Enola) is 16, played by actual 16yr old Millie Bobby Brown instead of an adult woman

- love interest (Tewkesbury) is played by 17yr old Lewis Partridge and not a man that’s way older than Millie

- Enola is not sexualized once in the entire movie

- Enola is not made to look older than 16

- period movie that isn’t depressing or super dark

- criticisms on society that are very valid today

- Tewkesbury cries on screen (let men show their feelings 2020)

- Enola is not a damsel in distress, in fact she’s the one that goes out of her way to save Tewkesbury

- Enola is 90% of the time wearing an outfit that is comfortable on her and allows her to move freely, the only times she doesn’t are when she’s undercover

- a genuinly fun story that’s easy to follow, appropriate for kids and not boring to adults

- no love at first sight bullshit, it takes Enola ages before she realizes her feelings and love is not her main motivation

- Mycroft is an absolute abysmal human being and the movie never tries to sympathise with him. He’s just straight an asshole and isn’t given a redemption or sympathy

- movie is written and produced by women

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hey, (with the intention of reading my favorite book to you)

hey (with the intention of arguing over karna vs arjun with u)

hey

hey (with the intention of eating street food with you)

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My question is, if he comes across Percy Jackson, will he fall for him too?

Shantanu first falls for Ganga, a river goddess and then Satyavati, who literally smells like fish. Guy has a type

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When I first started reading Six of Crows, I absolutely despised Kaz Brekker. Not because he was a ruthless criminal, but because our personalities were eerily alike.

Is that the reason why Inej Ghafa is my favorite character?