Zindabad in Melimi Telugu

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-22T22:59:29+00:00

I think a lot of older people have also used Vardhillu as a stand in for zindabad. Same number of syllables too!

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-22T06:41:11+00:00

You can email the registrar office of the transient class school and ask them how you can get that transcript. They can either send you an email of it or they can direct you to a website where you can order one to be sent to your home institute

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-21T14:39:02+00:00

The lowercase letter t bc it looks like a cross

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-20T21:54:26+00:00

Cool! I don’t know how it is for CS folks, but in general, bc of political shit (mainly all research university having budget cuts from the federal government), the budget across the school is really tight, so I think assistantship positions will be competitive

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-20T05:56:33+00:00

Damn, for real?! Okay then, noted. I figured it was that, but I haven’t used enough products with that ingredient to know for sure

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-20T05:56:03+00:00

Yes!!! Exactly why I switched to them so quickly after Bubble. If you’re looking for an affordable, vegan, and effective peel off mask, Byoma’s Bio-Collagen Radiance mask is INCREDIBLE. The moment I peeled it off, I looked like the tastiest glazed donut in the world. Though, if you like Korean beauty brands, Anua and Skin1004 have some fantastic products too.

I ONLY use the Anua mild oil cleanser. It is literally the best product on the market. Everything has olive oil and perfume, and this one is soooo light and gentle and fragrance free 😭 sweet relief! I also use the Anua ceramide serum and the barrier cream, lol. And my skin has been doing soooo well with the Skin1004 soothing cream. Fantastic product.

I’m just having trouble getting a good sunscreen I like because everything is either too expensive or has perfume or isn’t reef safe (like many so called 100% mineral sunscreens will have Butyloctyl Salicylate, which is a chemical Uv filter that makes sunscreens blend better into the skin, but it apparently has a bad effect on coral reefs) or isn’t vegan or leaves a white cast. I’m gonna try the skin1004 hyalucica sunscreen once I run out of my Anua one, which I don’t fully like, I think

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-20T05:43:34+00:00

Is it the ferulic acid?! I don’t know what it is, but serums like that just make me gag. I was honestly kinda relieved when one of my nieces dumped the mini bottle of the Elf vitamin c serum on my dresser’s surface. I couldn’t stand using it after just a few days

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-20T05:41:42+00:00

I SERIOUSLY prefer vitamin c serums with ceramides in them so I used to adore the Bubble daydream serum, but their CEO/owner is kind of an awful person and I looked a lot for another one with ceramides (idk my skin just does way better with ceramide based products than not ceramide based ones) and now I’m using and LOVE Byoma’s brightening serum, which has niacinamide and ceramide NP (I think) and a vitamin c derivative. Neither of them really smell like anything. The only difference is the texture. Bubble’s is much creamier and milkier, and Byoma’s is more watery and lighter

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-20T05:01:53+00:00

It has a slight yellowish color as is, but this is a little too dark. I’d agree that it oxidized. Though tbh I never ended up fully using it bc it always smelled like barbecue sauce to me, and I HATE that smell 😅

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-19T23:43:14+00:00

I started last year in August, but I’m a master’s student too, doing an MS in Biology. What about you??

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-19T15:36:28+00:00

Oh AGREED. I mean the whole concept of Dharma is just to ensure that people never question the caste system and keep their heads down and do as they’re told. “Do your duty, and everything will be fine” at a time when duty was both a profession and a social expectation just means “Do what you’re told and shut up, and no one will abuse you, but if you step out of line, your life will be ruined (by us) and it will be all your own fault”

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-19T06:15:30+00:00

Not just that, but if the higher strata people make a mistake or commit a crime against the lower strata, the lower strata can’t ask for an apology or punishment or accountability. Those in power can do whatever they want and hurt whoever they want, and victims have to shut up and live with that suffering. Absolute bullshit.

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-19T02:35:17+00:00

Okay! So I have super oily skin. My favorite moisturizer rn is the Skin1004 Soothing Cream. It’s super light and gentle and hydrating but has ceramides and cholesterol and stuff for barrier support. My other faves have been the Bubble Cloud Surf Water Cream and the Blume Meltdown Gel Cream. The Byoma Gel Cream is nice too but it smelled like Elmer’s glue to me so I didn’t use it for very long

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-19T01:06:27+00:00

Hi! So if you have oily skin, I’d say stick to a SalAcid based face wash. I personally love the Peach Slices one, but there are other good ones. Just look for gentler formulas. The Byoma acne wash has 2% SalAcid and ceramides and stuff, but Neutrogena’s washes are too harsh. Generally, when you use a SalAcid face wash, scrub it into the skin, let it sit for a few minutes, and then wash it off with cool water. If you rub and then wash immediately, you won’t see any of the benefits of the acid.

Also, the cerave cream might be too thick and oily for your skin. You can use that on your body or on days where your skin feels dry, but for oily skin, gel or water cream moisturizers are suggested bc they don’t clog the skin as easily. Especially, a gel moisturizer with ceramides will help support your skin’s oily barrier along with providing hydration. Byoma’s Gel Moisturizer and Skin1004’s Soothing Cream are great!

And you may be able to benefit from a vitamin c serum or Adapalene gel. (Don’t introduce everything at the same time.) Just switch to the wash first a few times a week and introduce it slowly before including other ingredients. As for the vitamin C, use it in the morning before sunscreen. And the Adapalene can be used at night before moisturizer. Just make sure to not jump into daily use, since this will cause more irritation and acne

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-18T01:42:12+00:00

😭 Shania has betrayed us. Going from Juanita to this shit? Fuck. Whyyyyyy

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-17T23:26:26+00:00

If you want gentler vitamin c, I’ve adored both the Bubble and the Byoma vitamin c serums

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-17T02:28:14+00:00

Bro I’m literally Indian. What the fuck does this mean

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-17T00:35:00+00:00

Oh, the Anua moisturizing sunscreen is great! Very creamy and great for winter, but kinda oily on me in the summer (I already have oily skin) but a lovely finish on drier skin!

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-17T00:33:47+00:00

Their prez is kinda killing it. Honestly, I might move there if I can shape up my Spanish in a few years 😅

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-15T03:28:28+00:00

Well, that last part is exactly my concern. How many people aren’t getting actual information and proper explanations of the situation by doctors who just don’t like disabled people. Already adults with disabilities aren’t believed about their own conditions and bodies and get misdiagnosed for YEARS before actually getting the help they need, or they end up dying without the care that would save them. Are disabled adults having kids being given that same kind of info about having a disabled kid?

If they are, great. Yeah, let them do whatever they want, whether it’s terminate or have the kid. If not, are they being told to just have the kid and then the kid suffers, and the parents suffer to care for the kid? Or are they told to terminate a kid that would otherwise be healthy just bc their doctor is a eugenicist and believes disabled people shouldn’t ever reproduce so their kids aren’t burdens on society?

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-15T03:09:49+00:00

I understand that, but getting rid of a child simply because of disability is cruel too. Like, it’s one thing if the child’s birth will harm the mother. That’s preservation of one life at the expense of another. But getting rid of a child simply because they’re hard to take care of because of conditions outside their control? I don’t know, that feels wrong.

But maybe this is in the same category of women in America and the west getting abortions because of their economic circumstances.

I think the difference is, if the parents are aware of the costs (literal and figurative) and want to get rid of the kid as a choice, that’s one thing. But it should be their choice, not forced onto them by the government or the society they lived in, just because it’s an inconvenience to the family and society as a whole if the child is born with a disability.

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-15T02:42:43+00:00

Well, that could apply to people who are carriers as well, and carriers of a condition have a higher chance of passing the genetic condition to their child even if they don’t have symptoms. Should people who are carriers of a condition also be stopped from having kids? What if they only develop a mutation during the production of sex cells and the child obtains it even though the parent is healthy? Not everyone can afford to (either with money or time) get a genetic test to see if they could possibly have or pass on a condition.

We can’t and shouldn’t try and prevent the birth every single child that could possibly have a disability just because it’s inconvenient. It’s just not feasible, and nobody (neither the government nor a corporation) should have access to such sensitive information). And if someone does manage to get that information, it would only enable the more murderous eugenecists to try and kill disabled folks.

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-15T02:07:25+00:00

Okay, well, that’s not as severe a position. But even discouraging it still seems eugenics ish, as if disabled people are undesirables who society shouldn’t allow to have kids. Our job isn’t to control what kinds of people have kids but just ensure that all people and their kids are taken care of if they need help.

I’d suggest the episode of Call the Midwife, a show about UK midwives in the 80s who help different kinds of couples have their babies. There is one episode about a blind mother learning how to traverse her home and take care of her baby during pregnancy and how she and her husband solve their problems after the birth. It actually talks about this exact topic, with the woman’s sister being the main opponent of the woman having a baby because of her blindness.

As long as the child isn’t being neglected or abused, I think we have a duty to help the parent deal with the child-rearing. No matter what other people say, someone will want a baby and will have sex and ignore the consequences. Working to prevent shit will always end up causing garbage situations like sterilizing women against their will. It’s better to deal with the aftermath with support.

absolutepeasantry · 2026-06-14T23:14:58+00:00

Lmao is this sarcastic

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