
︎ ︎venom
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It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.
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An Indian guy in Goa approached a foreigner and asked him to sleep with his wife. He said, My wife finds you very attractive. She is shy to ask. They didn't know the foreigner was streaming. What's happening in Indian society bro? The country that gave birth to warriors and a beautiful civilization is turning out like this.
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An Indian guy in Goa approached a foreigner and asked him to sleep with his wife. He said, My wife finds you very attractive, she is shy to ask. The foreigner was live on Kick when he approached him. The foreigner went along with it, and they went to their room. He was shocked and said that it was the first time he had experienced something like this. What’s happening in India bro? The country which gave birth to warriors is giving birth to cucks and feminists. Things are getting worse and worse here, man. Even if they got inspired by the West, things are far worse here. We are cooked. Diversity hiring, reservations, freebies, fake rape cases, adultery, virgin women are uncommon now, and modesty is hated. Foreign men literally come to India, make reels with Indian women, and become celebrities. Like, imagine the cuckery of this nation? No country makes a guy a celebrity for having a relationship with local women, and we call ourselves a warrior civilization. WTF is even happening in this country bro?
︎ ︎venom182,125 views • 1 day ago

YouTuber Jesse James West held a competition to see who’s stronger between tall, strong bodybuilder women and strong dwarf men. > Dwarf men easily crushed them > Women were very egoistic, serious, and competitive > While men were just having fun Why is gender equality forced when the difference in ability is pretty clear?
︎ ︎venom53,793,617 views • 7 months ago

Retire by age 35–40 - Own a small house - Dream car and bike - Watch movies, read books - Grow your own vegetables - Go to the gym - Passive income of 50–100K - Travel the world - Live a peaceful life Any man can do this if he doesn't get married. Marriage is a burden.
︎ ︎venom173,311 views • 3 days ago

A foreign YouTuber visited Mumbai's red-light area. He started making fun of the women's looks. Why is this even allowed? I don't think prostitution will serve as a medium to decrease crime; it will only create more sex-hungry monsters. Instead, promote modesty for women and self-control for men. Don't turn India into Las Vegas or Bangkok.
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This woman saw a guy, approached him, kissed him, recorded it, and proudly uploaded it on her Instagram. Feminism gave them the freedom to be hoes without any consequences. They know the only way to get money and fame is by sexualizing themselves and doing degenerate stuff, so they are trying to normalize that.
︎ ︎venom17,122,217 views • 6 months ago

North Korea getting a female supreme leader before the US gets a female president is crazy.
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In Pawan Kalyan’s 2001 film Khushi, the song “Ye Mera Jaha” contains a profoundly powerful scene that exposes how politicians have sold out our culture and individuality to foreign interests to fill their own pockets. This hits even harder when you realise that nearly 90% of the everyday products we use are foreign-made brands. Just look around at how Western narratives have deeply influenced the youth, pushing many to criticise their own culture in search of foreign validation, and many are not even aware of how bad Western culture can be, but they automatically label it as progressive. I heard that Pawan Kalyan deliberately made this song in Hindi to promote a stronger sense of national unity. While he is proudly Telugu, he clearly cares about the nation as a whole. He himself has said imposing any language is wrong, but rejecting the languages of our fellow Indians is equally wrong. Atmanirbhar Bharat includes our culture too. People should realise how evil the foreign narrative is.
︎ ︎venom123,813 views • 4 days ago
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Harshika Mehta She is a lawyer, but she posts such reels with her husband. In just the last few months, she has now gained almost 1 million followers. After Subhashree Sahu, Instagram should remove all such accounts. Their content is just about showing their bodies. There are thousands of such accounts. If she is a lawyer, she can give advice on laws and cases. She can make such content. But she won't do that. Why is that?
︎ ︎venom580,347 views • 19 days ago

She is Aisling from Ireland. He is Brij Pratap from India. Brij left India to pursue his master's degree in Ireland, earn a living, and support his family back home. Alone in a foreign country, he met Aisling. Aisling stood by his side from his university days, long before he found success. Brij matched that loyalty with unwavering commitment. Her family welcomed him as one of their own. Now he has returned to India with his Irish love, where they are being welcomed by his Indian family in the traditional Hindu way before their Vedic wedding.
︎ ︎venom2,279,904 views • 2 months ago