Sometimes i really think about how i have so many dear lovely friends that are just. You look into it, when you're alone, and it folds and twists in the corner of your eye and the glimmer of other worlds pulses ever farther and farther away from you and yet so close and intimate that it is you, those worlds become you, and the emptiness between them too, and you maybe start to wonder if ideas like flesh and blood are just convenient half-truths the Universe tells you to keep you sane and quiet and inside yourself while it conducts the great workings of the real stories of existence on its own, politely waiting until your back is turned to edit out your small and halting contributions - nothing personal, you know, just a difference of skill, just the ignorant assumption that it would be anywhere close to helpful to bring something so solid and silly as a "person" or "real" to a place where up and down are fairy tales and time is a worn-out keepsake in your memory alone and you can still see the lights behind your head even though you're looking forward and you can't remember the last time you had a thought that stayed where you put it in your mind. Big, yes, but also much along far more dimensions than just the spatial ones. There's just something about how.much it is.
I am sure there is much more variants in Indian traditional clothing. And that was put together by one (1) schoolmate. I remember back in high school, once they showed about 20 different types of Indian clothing, each from different regions, or different kingdoms historically. Each type of tunic are most likely came from different region (so the bottom to match is actually slightly different, but again, I did not follow).
There are many many many different types of tunic and I did not follow them.
#Go tell your friends about it gif plus
What does the other wear usually? Usually they wear a tunic plus a trousers. Also I am quite sure that she only wears Sari when she is going to the temple on that day. I only had one colleague who regularly wears Sari to work. She said she did not like showing the waist. But in my experience, most people don’t wear sari to work. What is the traditional clothing of an Indian woman? A sari, you may say. I live in a country where wearing traditional clothing, at least for women (pretty sure this is a relic from the colonialism period - men wore the European clothes while the women wore the ethnic clothes to show “fusion”, “respect” etc.), is very normal, even for work. we may write fictional characters, but the writers behind those said fictional characters are all real you can treat people with respect it really shouldn’t be that hard to treat people with kindness and respect, whether they’re your friend or not, whether this is a literal hobby and you’re hardly here. people get too powerful and think they’re above others and that exempts them from treating people with basic respect or kindness. they shouldn’t have to, because i can guarantee if the roles were reversed those saying people don’t owe them shit, would be eating their own words if it happened to them - and usually, they do act like a hypocrite. and for what? because this is a literal hobby and we’re all here to vibe that means you’re entitled to being a piece of shit? i didn’t realise a place that’s an escape for a lot of people from the shitty unkind real world means they’re still going to face the same shit coming on here. people frequently ghost or go around spreading rumors and bullying or ganging up on others. the rpc has gotten far too comfortable with discarding your friends aside like they’re nothing but garbage. but you do however actually owe the people that become your friends, a whole lot more.
people should be able to unfollow or block without being questioned relentlessly. i’m not talking about, oh you need to give every single person you unfollow or soft/hard block an explanation. because although you may not owe people anything, you do owe people human decency and respect. I really hate this notion in the rpc that “because this is a hobby, i don’t owe anybody shit.” because that in itself is tacky and toxic and really shows your immaturity.
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