ilydarlings

just revamping my reading lists tropewise...will get back soon mwahhh

cricketloverAk_18

Hey , i hope I'm not disturbing you 
          
          Please read my book "AvyaVeer -Their Darkest Obsession" , please give it a chance 
          
          I hope you like reading the book ,if you like it then please do vote and comment on your opinion 
          
          Thank you ❤️
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/252958714?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=story_info&wp_page=story_details_button&wp_uname=cricketloverAk_18

ilydarlings

Wattpad these days feels like AI is writing all the scenes with immature smut in between 
          Oh and let’s not forget repetitive tropes / one book going hit then releasing new generation with no originality 
          Yeah guys good going go for the clicks 

ilydarlings

@kiaralmaoao idk mujhe abhi realise hua ki ye saal khatam hone mei 2 mahine hai technically so I am kinda weirded out
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kiaralmaoao

@ilydarlings hiii babee im fineee how are youuuu
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ilydarlings

@kiaralmaoao omg how are youuuu how's it goinggg (⁠つ⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)⁠つ
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ilydarlings

Dear Wattpad gods please give me strong female main characters who can stand their ground and please stop with your size kink . Legit ban these words like - petite , slender , breakable , tiny , etc . It’s not even about height at this point and I  literally know handful of tall fmcs even if I get past this I cannot ignore how women are portrayed and yes some of them are my fave books but it’s too much . Literally every second book on Wattpad is 4’11 girl with 6’6 male and i am ready to bet they both will get neck pain lol
           ( ps it’s not cute anymore)

ilydarlings

 The ₹20 Mangalsutra: A Heart That Never Grew Old
          
          He was 93. Bent with age, eyes dim, pockets nearly empty—but his heart still beat with the same love he felt decades ago when he first tied a mangalsutra around her neck.
          
          Nivrutti and his wife Shantabai, simple farmers, were walking barefoot to Pandharpur for Ashadhi Ekadashi. Somewhere in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, he stopped near a jewellery shop. With trembling hands, he took out ₹1,120—everything he had. He looked at the jeweller and said, “I want to buy a mangalsutra… for my wife.”
          
          There was no anniversary, no celebration—just love. Pure, undemanding love.
          The jeweller, stunned, looked at the elderly couple—wrinkled faces, dusty feet, eyes glowing with silent devotion. Overcome with emotion, he refused the money. He gave the mangalsutra, asking only for ₹20, saying, “Some gifts are beyond gold. This is not a sale—it’s a blessing.”
          
          That moment was caught on camera. And in hours, it touched millions. The video flooded hearts and timelines, reminding everyone that love doesn't age, doesn’t demand, doesn’t forget.
          
          It was never about the mangalsutra.
          It was about a promise that time couldn't break.
          A man who remembered. A woman who waited.
          And a country that paused… to feel.