taekook_jams

My book “TAEKOOK ONESHOT” is ranking on no.1 on two hashtags. I’m so happy TT

RugerMom6

Congratulations  
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taekook_jams

Okay, so guys… I rejected the marriage proposal.
          It’s over now and forgotten. As I told you, my parents just asked me, but I said no — and honestly, you all helped me get out of that situation.
          
          (My parents want the best for me. They only asked because they thought maybe if I said yes, I’d live a comfortable, luxurious life. That boy lives only with his mother, they have their own house, maybe even a maid for cooking and cleaning. But honestly, even if I had said yes, nothing would have changed for me. Everything would have stayed the same. And anyway, that guy didn’t even know about me. The original bride ran away because she had a lover — her own family said it. So now everything is back to normal.
          
          I was just being my delusional FF-author self for a moment. Now I’m back to my original stupid version who knows nothing except eating and sleeping. God, you even took a teacher away from me — at least send a f*cking CEO next time.)
          
          So yeah, that’s all. I said no. Don’t worry.
          I know my dreams. My parents don’t stop me from anything, so I’m fine.
          
          I’m an artist, an author — that’s all I ever wanted. I’m earning too. And now I finally started college after two years, because earlier I had dropped out since I didn’t want to study.
          
          That’s it. <3
          

kasia2022kasia

@taekook_jams ok. This doesn't happen in my country. So it's a shock for me. I trust you will decide your future wisely. Your happiness is in your own hands 
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BlossomTaekook777

@taekook_jams YAHHHHH !!! We all support you princess, you have done the best , and of course God must have had something  special for you pretty , soooooo happy for you , always good wishes for you
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taekook_jams

@kasia2022kasia actually as me and my sisters were joking and telling each other why don’t you get married to the guy he’s rich and alone as all of us have dream of marrying someone wealthy. So my mom heard as she thought we were interest then we informed her we were joking at that time she was joking too but after that idk when it turned into real, she said well if you think wisely it’s really good opportunity three other properties with a house and u earn he’ll also earn and he’ll get his fathers pension as well you can hire maid you are already living as you want but if you’re intrested then tell me I’ll ask them. Then I was confused and told her let me think after that I shared this news with all of you but nvm I said no at last.
            
            When I got the proposal at that time my ff mind was activated, I started to imagine a ff life where a girl had to marry but they fell in love after marriage and you know after that already. I told pulled my mind back to reality then realised I was thinking nonsense. I even laughed. But nvm everything is fine now. 
            
            I want rich, handsome and sexy husband. Pray for me to god to grant my wish. TT 
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taekook_jams

There’s a 29-year-old boy whose wedding was supposed to happen tomorrow, but the bride ran away today. My mother asked me about it because I’m 22.
          He’s a teacher — maybe a music teacher — and he also sings. He earns around 40k.
          His father works a government army job, and his mother is a housewife. They own their own home and a car.
          
          My mom asked if I should say yes, but I’m not sure.
          I keep thinking maybe I’ll get a peaceful, stress-free life… even if I’m the “second option.”
          My mother also said that if I agree, I don’t have to leave immediately; I can stay at home for two years if I want.
          
          It feels like a whole FF storyline, and I’m confused about what to do. 
          I haven’t even finished college yet. I want to travel the world, live my life, and I don’t know if saying yes right now is the right decision.

taekook_jams

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@Twinks3080 same that’s what I was thinking at the moment. TT that the fudging problem gurl like I thought I finally got a ff kinda life where I’ll marry a 29 old teacher who have no one other then his mother living a life of totally princess but then I’m still not sure cause that’s ff and it’s reality what if everything is different from ff world I’ll smack myself for this shit. The topic is gone as I told my parents I’m not ready when my time will come, I wouldn’t stop 
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Twinks3080

@taekook_jams Actually sounds like a movie or an ff... But no matter what you decide... Choose your happiness first... You deserve to give yourself that...
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taekook_jams

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@dolfin_ocean my parents ain’t forcing TT they just asked me. “If” but they also know I’m almost like a kid so they knew there wouldn’t be any burden on me even if I agree.  It’s just my ff mind was activated that time so that’s why I was so confused even I knew I wouldn’t agree and I didn’t :) it’s my stupid delusional fucked up author mind isn’t cooperating with me. 
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taekook_jams

Hey guys, I’m trying to find a book. In the story, Taehyung is the CEO’s son—actually a gangster—and Jungkook has a wife, but his father sends him to work for the Kim family to prove himself in their failing company. Jungkook’s wife can’t get pregnant. Taehyung and Jungkook start out hating each other, but Jungkook never tells Taehyung he’s married. One day they go on a trip together, and Jungkook’s family arrives while Taehyung is about to tell his father about Jungkook. Tae is shocked to see Jungkook’s wife. A few chapters later, Jungkook leaves with his wife and family. Later Taehyung’s father dies and the news says Taehyung is dead, but a year later he gives birth to a girl and Jimin finally tells Jungkook about it. 
          
          I’ve missed out many things but that’s all I remember. 

taekook_jams

@creazione-di-dio believe me it was outstanding but Idk why it’s missing from my reading list.:(
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xovtra

@taekook_jams i have no idea which book is that but it does sound interesting
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taekook_jams

Today, someone asked me what I know about Krishna Ji. For me, I believe He was human too — He lived among us to show how emotions can shape a person, how pain and love exist together, and how every feeling has meaning.
          
          When they asked if I’ve read the Bhagavad Gita, I said yes — but I couldn’t finish it. Because somewhere, I felt that not everything written might be His exact words. After all, what proof do we have that every line truly came from Him and not through human interpretation?
          
          I see Krishna more like a friend — someone who listens without judgment, someone who understands me even when I don’t understand myself. I don’t believe He looks at what we eat, how we look, or whether we fit society’s rules. I believe He sees our heart, our soul, and our truth.
          
          To me, He never said not to eat certain foods or to treat women as less. These are human-made beliefs, not divine ones. Krishna taught how to live with love, balance, and courage — not how to be controlled by fear or rules.
          
          I don’t follow Him because I’m told to; I follow Him because I feel His presence — in my emotions, in my choices, and in the way He reminds me to live a life I won’t regret in the end.
          
          Everyone has their own way of believing — this is mine, and it comes from love, not argument. 
          
          They even laughed at me for different prospective. Again cause I didn’t followed what they did :)

Taniikk

@taekook_jams no you didn't. I am quite spiritual myself. I treat Maa Adya Kali as my mother and I understand your point of view. I am not so curious however, I don't follow anyone or anything blindly. I have my own mind. I always get my answers from other devotee of Hers or stumble upon answer unknowingly whenever I am wrong. 
            
            Our society has always interpreted about not worshipping during periods is quite opposite to the truth. We worship Maa Kamakhya as a bleeding Goddess and not allowed to worship the same. It's not mentioned anywhere in any of our Shashtras. I try to read whenever I get time and follow few people and find inspirations through their stories. We all have a freedom to connect with our God and Goddess the way we want. For me my goddess is my mother in form of Maa Adya Kali or Maa Kamakhya and for you Lord Krishna has been good friends to you. We connect the way they want us to be and know what we need at that point of life.
            
            It might take some time for this society to change and slowly it will bring awareness I am sure. And I believe we are at the right path. It's long way however, I have faith it will change.
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taekook_jams

@Taniikk Meanwhile, my cousin sisters work like maids all day and still don’t understand what I’m trying to say. I have so many questions about Krishna Ji — why can’t people question their lives? Why keep following things blindly just because it’s tradition? Don’t they have dreams of their own? I’m thankful that God gave me a mind that questions and a heart that feels. Instead of normalizing this behaviour, I chose to live the way I want — even if my relatives think I’m wrong, I know I’m right in the eyes of my parents, my brother, and most importantly, in the eyes of Krishna Ji. Because I truly believe — Krishna never wanted His devotees to be trapped in human-made rules. He wanted them to rise above them. And yes, I see Him as my friend — my constant guide. People laughed when I said that, but tell me — what’s wrong in calling God your friend? Isn’t that what love and faith truly mean?
            
            I hope it didn’t hurt you in anyway 
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taekook_jams

@Taniikk I don’t know why, but whenever something happens without a reason, I feel the need to question it. From my point of view, Krishna Ji wanted humans to question things — so that He could answer them. He never asked us to blindly accept everything. I’ve seen many people, especially women, not entering temples during their periods. But who said that? Their mothers or grandmothers — not Krishna Ji. I believe He is there to help everyone, even in their worst condition, so how could He ever turn away from a woman during her menstrual cycle? Some mothers still teach their daughters to cook, clean, and serve everyone, but not to step outside or dream freely. Meanwhile, their grown-up sons sit comfortably and are served like kings — and that’s called tradition. In my life, I refused to follow that blind belief that “girls are meant for the home.” I showed my parents what a girl can truly do. My mother never stopped me from entering the temple — not even during my period. My father treats me equally to my brother, not just in words but also in responsibilities. In my home, my father and brother even serve me when I’m busy. I’m talking about the reality of India — where even today, many families are proud to raise daughters as perfect housewives, yet claim “Bhagwan is with us.” Really? I can’t even cook much, and some of my relatives say, “She’s 22 and can’t cook.” My mother always replies, “She’ll learn when she wants to — it’s about interest, not responsibility.”
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taekook_jams

I need your support guys. There’s someone on YouTube reporting my channel with the help of her friends. She even mentioned me. I already made a post about her on YouTube, there her id is mentioned. If any of u can help please report her and comment on her same post so she deleted that. So people will stop reporting my channel. 

Fireheart7603

@ily_rosie7 help me too her channel name is @itsbee_mafia pls report
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