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Photo by @dbrynosh on September 28, 2025.

Photo by @dbrynosh on September 28, 2025.

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Posted On: September 28th 2025, 09:20 pm

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sureshe726

5 months ago

sureshe726

Pятyємо тих, кого покинyли 💛 Бyдeмо вдячні за підтримкy @godushabrodiagi

marcelin.e_

a year ago

marcelin.e_

Така гарнааа👸🏽👸🏽

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Everyone always told us you only get 18 years with your kids before they’re grown and gone.

And everywhere you turn, you hear parents complaining about how exhausting their kids are, counting down the days until they move out, or celebrating finally having an empty nest.

Meanwhile, we’re over here building a home our kids never WANT to leave. ❤️

Not because we don’t want them to grow up, become independent, get married, or build beautiful lives of their own.

But because we want them to always WANT to come back.

For Sunday dinners. Bonfires in the backyard. Holidays. Family traditions. Random Tuesday nights. And eventually, grandchildren running through the same halls.

I don’t want our house to get quieter with age. I want our table to get longer.

I don’t want to spend 18 years building a family just to spend the rest of my life wishing we were all together again.

We’re building something that lasts generations. A family rooted in faith, love, laughter, and a whole lot of togetherness.

Maybe the goal shouldn’t be raising kids who can’t wait to leave home. Maybe it should be building a home they can’t wait to come back to.

🔥 Unpopular opinion: Have we normalized complaining about our children so much that we’ve forgotten what a blessing it is to have them?

Agree or disagree? Because I have a feeling parents are going to be divided on this one. 👇

IS THIS BROTHEL OR YOUR DHARAM? NUDE SKIN SHOW OR TRADITION? NAVRATRI OR A FASHION SHOW?
When did celebrating a festival become an excuse to abandon the very traditions we claim to celebrate?
Navratri is associated with devotion, discipline, Shakti and the worship of the Goddess. So why are we afraid to question whether certain celebrations still reflect those values?
Tradition deserves more than blind following. It deserves critical thinking.
Celebrate however you choose. But if you claim to represent culture, be prepared to answer questions about the culture you claim to represent.
FAITH IS NOT A FASHION STATEMENT. CULTURE IS NOT ABOVE QUESTIONING.
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When citizens raise questions about elections, institutions must answer with facts, not outrage.

In a democracy, no authority is above scrutiny. Not the government, not political parties, and not even the Election Commission of India.

The ongoing Vote Chori protests in Delhi have brought electoral transparency, voter list revisions, and institutional accountability back into the national conversation.

Every eligible citizen deserves a fair opportunity to exercise their right to vote. If voters have been wrongly removed from electoral rolls, the errors must be corrected. If serious questions are raised, they deserve transparent answers backed by verifiable evidence.

Democracy doesn’t demand blind trust. It demands accountability.

The question is simple: Will our institutions answer citizens with evidence, transparency, and accountability?

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