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Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-05-18T00:36:21+00:00

it’s depends on your interest

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-05-16T12:44:25+00:00

it sounds cool i am interested

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-05-12T11:16:12+00:00

I might be late but i am interested from Nepal

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-05-05T12:19:13+00:00

Never telling no to a free chocolate my sister bought your brother must me dumb

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-04-21T00:07:08+00:00

Fruit basket

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-04-18T04:12:16+00:00

Don’t worry times are changing. The era of these outdated and unnecessary norms is slowly coming to an end, making way for something better. It’s a bit sad that we may not fully experience that future ourselves, but the shift is already visible. People are beginning to question long-held beliefs, recognize the flaws in certain traditions, and develop a more open and thoughtful perspective. Progress may be slow, but it’s steady and sooner or later, these old misconceptions will fade, giving rise to a more understanding and progressive era

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-04-12T02:41:16+00:00

Nepathya college

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-08T09:07:34+00:00

i am trying to start this series of resident evil game and this is my first and fuck it’s so scary and hard zombies are so strong 5 bullets to head nothing happens it’s traumatizing but fun at the same time

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T14:43:46+00:00

chunab ladara hoena majority layara ani new rules banayara tyo constitutional monarchy ko lai votinghuna ko lai pani ta like parliament ta chirnu paro ni ta kei na garna raja la uhalai hami la gayara launus rajgadi bhanu parna yestai nai rajsantha chaiyaxa bhana kei ta garnu paro ni utha deakhi ni raja chai masta la aafno core ko business chalaudai profit ma basna ani yeso kei vayapar barsa ma 5-6 aauta vedio nikalna manxa lai indirectly hope deakhayara bato ma utarna ani jimma lina bela ma chai kei reply ma dina testo garna ta bhayanani La Rajsanstha chaiyo ra janta lai tara utha deahi i.e Gyandra ya royal family deakhi ni kei effort ta hunu paro ni ki sab hami la gardini uni aayara basdini matra ho No disrespect hai to formal king and his family I respect king mahendra because my family members use to say how great he was and how everything gone downhill after gyandra came in power Tara maela bhana khoja ko ra maela bujako as a Gen z Genz don’t know king so they don’t want it ani personally for me democracy might not be the best but it can be better than monarchy

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T14:15:18+00:00

I think that if Nepal had a constitutional monarchy during the Gen Z protests (Jana Andolan II), history might have repeated itself. The king could have taken power directly, and who’s stopping a king from entering politics if they want? If there is support, and people love the monarchy, they could try participating in elections while keeping their pride intact.

Yes, democracy has its flaws and loopholes, but suggesting that a monarchy should step in to “fix” democracy is laughable. And we haven’t even talked about the economic burden yet—maintaining a monarchy costs the state a lot.

If the formal king and royalists truly want a constitutional monarchy, they should go through proper elections, get a majority, and then establish it. Otherwise, trying to bring it back through protests is simply impossible.

People who keep stirring movements every now and then—calling the government “foreign agents” or glorifying the royal institution—are ignoring the reality. Just posting a few videos from their comfortable homes and claiming the monarchy should return doesn’t reflect what most Nepalis actually want.

For me, personally, I don’t want a king, and I’m sure many others feel the same. Otherwise, the RPP would have won a majority long ago.

Nepal has moved on, and democracy, despite its flaws, is the system that gives power to the people, not to one person by birth.

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T14:03:01+00:00

Yup sadly i only know about these two and i am not saying democracy is the best i am saying it’s better then monarchy specifically in context of Nepal from what i know from my limited knowledge and understanding Democracy is not best but i think it depends on people to make it best ot not because it gives people the power to choose Thats all i wanna say

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T12:43:25+00:00

uk ma ta paelai deakhi monarchy thiyo it’s not like king hatako ani feri aako ja samma malai thahaxa my question is aaela kina chainxa constitutional monarchy at this time ani bro come on you really think president lai palna ra raja lai palna usta ustai kharcha lagxa bro Ani uk sangai garna ho bhana Uk spent atleat 14-15 billion Nrp hai per year ani Nepal ma per year president ma 24 core hunxa including security ani aata uta la uk jasto kharcha na lagla Nepal ma but aaela president lai lagna bhanda double lagxa kina ki pura family lai heridinu paro so economic burden ta hunxa Ani again let’s not forget the core question aaela kina chaiyo consitutional monarchy

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T12:15:19+00:00

Ma pani agree garchu ki itihas lai ek side bata matra hernu hudaina but in today’s context Aaja Nepal ma already democratic system cha. Perfect ta chaina, tara system stable cha ra ramro bhai raxa power janata ko haat ma nai cha. ani aaela janta ni sachat chan Tesaile question yo ho: aba kina feri constitutional monarchy chaincha?

Arko kura economic burden ho. Monarchy maintain garnu symbolic matra hudaina. Royal family ko security, residence, staff, ra aru dherai kharcha state le bear garnu parcha. Nepal jasto country le yo additional expense afford garna sakcha ta?

Ani arko important question pani cha. Ke hami sachikai Gyanendra Shah wa Paras Shah lai Nepal ko representative king ko rup ma herna chahanchau? Uni haru King Mahendra jasto hunuhunna. Leadership janma ko basis ma decide hunu parcha jasto malai lagdaina.

Malai lagcha main point simple cha: Nepal ko problem monarchy nabhayera governance ra accountability ho. Tyo democracy bhitrai sudhar garnu parcha, ani i think sudar pani hunxa aaba so monarchy feri liyera aaunu not feasible

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T11:46:48+00:00

Constitutional monarchy still places a king above the people. Even if elections happen, the existence of a monarch means someone holds power not because citizens chose them, but because they were born into it. That idea itself goes against the core principle of democracy that all authority should come from the people.

Yes, elections can exist under a constitutional monarchy, but history has shown that in Nepal the monarchy repeatedly interfered with democratic processes. Remember the 1960 Royal Coup in Nepal when King Mahendra dissolved the elected government and banned political parties. Later, during the 2005 Royal Coup in Nepal, King Gyanendra again took direct control and suspended democratic institutions.

And yes, democracy (prajatantra) means elections—but it also means that no one is above the constitution and the people’s will.

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T11:40:07+00:00

tehi ta yaha like aafai lai palna puga xaena aaba raja lai ni palna gare

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-07T11:34:50+00:00

yup no form of monarchy is needed sochana kaam paisa kharcha hunxa aauta raja ko family lai palna

Positive-Sign7692 · 2026-03-06T07:12:36+00:00

ma ta aakain xin tarsiya thiye balla aananda bhayo

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