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[1800naveen]

The white people of the ACOTAR fandom are odd. Like no offense to the ones that are chill but others need to chill. Those who think Feyre is in the right to fuck up the Spring Court are just ew. Imagine if someone destroyed your country with the idea of revenge in mind, multiple homes get destroyed in the process because war is on the horizon. You have to flee into other Courts so you can be safe and leave your original home behind, not knowing if you will ever come back because of what that person did. Sounds familiar?

What makes this even worse is that SJM is a zionist and what Israel is doing to Palestine is what Feyre did to the Spring Court. She can write her ideologies into her books and people can act like it's fine when it's not!

I'm a person of color, a black woman. Imagine how some black readers found out how A Court of Silver Flames was promoted. If you aren't aware, Sarah took the death of Breonna Taylor, a 26 year old African American woman who was fatally shot by a cop. It's STILL on her Instagram page, just keep scrolling until you find it.

BITCH YOU COULD'VE MAKE ANOTHER POST, ADDRESSING IT BUT NO. I LOVE NESTA BUT BROTHER UGH. The vibe of it is nice but...

The black community is always targeted when it comes to police brutality. This is one of the traumas in our community that we have to deal with, even in modern times where everyone is supposed to be "free". Have we not struggled enough?

It disgusts me that some authors (mainly white authors) will take the pain of a community and use it for their book(s). Or authors that can write a book with a character that will rise up to fight back against the oppressors and still support Israel.

Illyrians in ACOTAR are portrayed as violent, savages, and warmongers. They're apparently supposed to be POC codded, are you fucking kidding me? Is this supposed to be a diss towards brown and black people? Maybe even the indigenous? Feyre wears Illyrian wings like bitch, wear another type of wings. Her or Rhysand haven't done shit for Illyria and while the woman gets their wings clipped, Feyre can fly all she wants.

Imagine how Emerie will feel when she finds out.

Don't get me started on Feyre's hand tattoos. It might just be me but why is this white girl wearing that? Take that off bro. In this world, it's called Mehndi, the traditional art of painting your hands, feet, or the body with paste. In Arabic, what we call it is Henna. It's used in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa. Like the designs are pretty but I don't want to see the human born, turned fae wearing it. TAKE IT OFF, WHITE GIRL. And another thing, why was Feyre acting like that towards the humans in ACOFAS? You forget where you came from, girlie pop but anyways.

Kendrick Lamar's song Euphoria is me towards the ACOTAR series and SJM. Sarah looks like a nice lady but she's fake as hell.

If you want to read SJM's books, try buying it from a used bookstore or somewhere online that doesn't connect to her. You can download PDFs or read them online.

It's crazy when I see a black person reading her books. On Tik Tok, I saw Jordan Fisher talking about how he's a fan like babes. I love him but...

Me when SJM fans (especially the black fans:

[a-punchline-on-duct-tape]

early 2000’s desi!johnny cade.

obsessed with all of the classic bollywood movies.

i mean this era was the best for bollywood.

his favorites are kuch kuch hota hai, khabi khushi khabi gham, (these next few are late 2000’s but shh) jab we met, toonpur ka superrhero, and om shanti om.

bought the soundtracks for all of them.

late 90’s and early 2000’s was a big time for punjabi immigrants, so it’s possible he could’ve had more family or punjabi/desi friends.

i’d say he would be more open about his culture, because way less racism compared to the 60’s.

like he’d be more comfortable wearing kurta pajamas or things like that outside of his house or mostly brown functions.

he’s still sorta quiet about his culture, but not whitewashed.

i’m pretty sure it was said in the book that johnny would stay at two-bit’s house more than the curtis’ so i bet two-bit probably saw johnny in his element a lot.

like he would see johnny wearing shawls or kurta’s the most out of the gang.

also he put the mathews family onto punjabi snacks, like gulab jamun, matri, bhujia, samosas, etc.

his absolute favorite is chaat, but he doesn’t eat it much because he doesn’t know how to make it.

he always has some mehndi design on him, just for the fun of it.

usually really simple designs.

going back to the movie thing, since tulsa is a pretty big town, i think it would have at least one bollywood theatre.

so, he’ll go watch the new movies when they come out, and sometimes ponyboy will come with him.

if the movie doesn’t have subtitles he’ll have to ask johnny whats going on every so often.

thats all i got rn 👍🏾

[timetravellingkitty]

zanke for the tag @novaae

Last song: My Kink is Karma by Chappell Roan

Last Book: Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo (currently reading The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro)

Last Movie: I rewatched Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip and guess what my grandfather actually likes Alvin's cover of Uptown Funk it Up but if we're excluding rewatches it's Amar Singh Chamkila

Last TV Show: Abbott Elementary s3

Sweet/Spicy/Savory: depends on my mood but rn savory

Last thing I googled: mehndi designs

Current obsession(s): klance. shut your fuck up

Looking Forward : to starting my vld rewatch I'm gonna be so annoying I swear to god

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[simp-for-long-hair]

went to the cutest new bookshop today! Got 3 books; one on celtic knot designs, one on mehndi designs & 'Humble Pi'. It's honestly my new favourite place ❤️

[nikolai-alexi]

Jegulus Headcanon Mini Fic #1/?

Regulus loves watching James apply Mehndi.

He loves the way James’ face screws up in concentration; loves watching his hands expertly swirling and dotting the dark ink onto his skin with the delicate applicator pen; loves the way the fact that James creates abstract designs with so much emotion; and most of all he loves that James has shared this part of himself with Regulus.

James has always been the most secretive open book. He gives the perfect pieces of himself away to everyone freely; his smile, his laugh, his humour, and his love. But he hides more of himself away than he shows. The darker, imperfect, breakable parts of himself he keeps under a tight wrap. The world around him can reject his love, ignore his smile, and not laugh at his jokes without hurting him. Regulus isn’t sure when exactly James started hiding his art; when he started moving his henna away from the outside world on his hands and started hiding it underneath his trouser legs and socks, but he certainly has an idea of why James would keep it locked tight to his chest and guard it fiercely. The world is a rotten place and tries to smother beauty in all forms. Merlin help the sorry son of a bitch who ever tried to smother James’ beauty should Regulus ever get his hands on them.

So it comes as quite the surprise when, as their combined groups are all sitting around the lake, James reaches into his bag for his henna pen and looks at Regulus with a grin, “Can I?”

He’s not even really sure what James is asking, but he’ll give him the world if that’s what he asked, there’s really no thinking involved before he’s telling James yes. It doesn’t really click in his brain until James has rolled up Regulus’ left sleeve to his elbow, placed his forearm on his lap, and hunched over the way he always does when he does his own mehndi and sets to work. They’ve nowhere to be, the lot of them have finished the last of their exams and most everyone, excluding Barty and Sirius, have already packed their trunks in preparation for the summer. The weather in Scotland seems to be in their favour for once, and half of their misfit group seems to be asleep in the warm sunlight. It’s a peaceful sort of quiet between them all

The first touch of ink to his skin is cold. It makes him jump just a bit before he settles. James draws a broken line straight down the centre of his arm, from the inside of his elbow to the start of his palm, and begins his meticulous process of creating some of the most intricate and beautiful art he’s ever seen. The ink is vibrant in a way Regulus doesn’t expect against his pale skin compared to James’ much darker complexion. On James, the ink seeps deep into his skin, a beautiful red hue left behind when it dries and falls away. On Regulus, the ink is on such a pale canvas of skin, he’s sure it will look like someone’s taken an ink quill to him with how dark it is.

Admittedly, he’s paying far less attention to what James is drawing in favour of just watching him and his hands work a type magic he’ll never truly understand the significance behind, despite his many hours of research and observations since moving to the Potter’s residence last April. If he had been paying any attention to what James was doing for the last several hours, he likely wouldn’t have had such an intense reaction to seeing it. Among the myriad perfectly placed dots of ink, the laid lines connecting into mandalas, and the swooping and swirling spirals, rests a sun and a moon.

The moon is lower on his arm, resting just above his wrist in the first break of the line down the centre. It’s half crescent shape swoops and connects at its tips, continuing the line with no trace of it ever stopping. The craters are created by varying deposits of ink, some filled in solid, others with small swirls inside them, and others made into flowers. There is a lot of negative space on this end of his arm, the lines wrapping horizontally around his wrist are made three dimensional by its contrast. The topside of his arm is covered in a mandala flower, but the moon on the inside of his arm is largely the focus, the simpler designs supporting the larger piece, but not drawing attention away from it.

The sun, is placed higher on his arm, nearing his elbow with the rays beaming into different designs around it. He can follow the lines of the rays; they’re thicker than the others in the outer designs. They crisscross and intersect the other linework, standing out just enough to be seen, but not overpower the rest of the work. His eyes are drawn all around his arm, until his mind fully connects the dots…literally.

Attached to the sun’s rays are the Canis Major and Leo constellations. Canis Major is on the left side of his arm and tilted upward so its nose is on the outside of his elbow and its legs feed into bold lattice lines, with thick swirls, bold mandalas, and other loud designs. The Leo constellation connects to the sun by the Regulus star. The other rays don’t reach its other stars. In fact, the sweeping, wispy lines of the lion’s mane make it seem as though Leo is recoiling from the sun, but Regulus is keeping it tethered there. The Regulus star is the only bold part of the design. The right side of his arm is filled with gentle brushing lines, blooming flowers, softer, lighter, and more careful swoops and swirls, and tighter and tinier loops. Both sides of his arm are so full of life and love, but they’re so different from one another.

Regulus has no idea how to respond to the amount of emotion welling within besides grabbing James by his tie and snogging the life out of him. The older boy’s muffled laughter against his lips spreads a warmth through him that not even the actual sun could.

It’s that warm feeling and the feeling of happiness and safety he’s so unaccustomed to feeling that makes him whisper the words he’s been practicing for months against James’ lips, “Main tuhanu pyar karda haan,” I love you.

The look of surprise in James’ eyes as he reels back from Regulus’ lips is so real and genuine and sweet. It physically hurts Regulus’ heart that learning five simple words in Punjabi is enough to make James look like this, the way he’s acting as though Regulus has done something so good and amazing.

“Say it again,” James whispers, choking on the words, “Say it again, please,”

“Main tuhanu pyar karda haan,” Regulus whispers back, praying to Merlin and all the Fates he hasn’t completely butchered the pronunciation.

He needn’t worry, though. James is crashing their lips together in a clumsy kiss, one that has more feelings than what can be communicated with words of any language. When they part, a slow, pleased smile curls around James’ lips and his eyes close on their own accord for a long moment. Their foreheads are pressed together. They’re sharing the same breath. James’ dark brown eyes meet his icy blue ones, the gold flecks in them shimmering in the bright sunlight of the afternoon, Regulus’ whole world is narrowed down to those eyes.

“Main vi tuhanu pyar karda haan,” I love you too. James says, his voice no more than a sigh across Regulus’ lips, “Ki tu apni sari umar mere naal bitayengi?” Will you be mine forever?

His Punjabi skills are not nearly as good as he wished them to be, but he didn’t need to be fluent to know that he would never be able to deny James of anything he asked him in that reverent, breathless voice.

“Yes,”

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[eldritch-edward]

This is what I did tonight when I sat down to write;

Ed's henna was fun to design, though, so I did enjoy the time I spent.

Believe it or not, Ed being able to turn invisible isn’t from TOH nor ITSV, it's actually inspired from an old MLP fanfic called Background Pony. It's a somewhat bleak fic but so is my work and that story has been one of my favourites for…. maybe two years now?

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While Ed had seen henna and mehndi art from time to time when growing up in Resembool, given its proximity to Ishvall, he'd only really gotten a chance to wear it once or twice in his childhood (curtesy of one of the many people who decided to watch out for the town's resident stewards).

Once William (Envy) becomes a part of his life and decides to teach Ed about their heritage, Ed is reintroduced to henna and decides that he rather likes having it. He can’t apply it himself (as he doesn’t wear the automail art by that point, although I will likely have him start sporting a prosthetic similar to what is seen in CoS) and he takes a fair amount of liberties with the medium, but it is fun.

(Yes, I am projecting. I didn’t learn about my middle eastern heritage until I was eighteen and my grandfather was literally from Lebanon.)

William gifts Ed an archeology book containing illustrations of henna art and styles, which Ed proceeds to use or inspiration whenever Kit (03 Wrath) or Nina agree to use him as a sentient canvas. Kit uses primarily floral or thermal designs (mainly vines or snow), weaving them to work with Ed's homunculus markings and spanning the length of Ed's whole arm rather than just the hand.

Nina, being the artsy wee lass she is, sticks more strictly with illustrations. Her work is more geometric in shape as well as generally more defined.

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Sangeet strips are one of my favorite types of henna. I get to create freehand designs for each guest not knowing anything about their preferences that might influence the art. In this way I am able to create whatever comes to me but it always amazes me how each client is absolutely in love with their piece. Often times letting me know that an element I included in their henna was special to them for some reason. I think it all comes down to human connection. I don’t really know how to explain it but sometimes I just get a vibe from a person which influences my design choices. . . . Now booking 2023/2024 Call/text (805)633-0778 or email us at HennaMeBeautiful@gmail.com . . . #hennamebeautiful #henna #mehndi #bridalhenna #bridalmehndi #dulhan #indianwedding #pakistaniwedding #destinationwedding #indiandestinationwedding #pasorobleswedding #slowedding #santabarbarawedding #venturawedding #santabarbarahenna #santabarbarahennaartist #santabarbarahennatattoo #lahenna #losangeleshenna #lahennaartist #travelinghennaartist #destinationweddinghenna #destinationweddinghennaartist #art #bodyart #workofart #ilovemyjob (at Santa Barbara, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpxl_loL_L2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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How to plan your wedding in a simple way

Planning a wedding is no easy feat, especially if you’re looking to do it in a simple way. With the help of event organisers in Hyderabad and corporate event organisers, you can have the wedding of your dreams without any problems. In this blog post, we'll go over all the steps you need to take in order to plan your wedding in a simple way. From booking vendors to creating a budget, we'll make sure that your wedding planning is as stress-free as possible. So, keep reading to learn more about how to plan your wedding in a simple way without any problems.

Set a Budget

People often don't budget while they're spending money. A wedding is not a one-day event—it can be expensive! But, thankfully, there are many ways to save money before getting married. With so much information on the Internet about how to plan an Indian ceremony, it's easy to find resources that will make you feel confident about your financial situation as well. One thing worth keeping in mind? The costs associated with weddings often exceed projected costs by 10%-30% due to unforeseen expenses or increased prices during planning time (so it's important to allocate some wiggle room).

Choose Your Wedding Date

The timeline of an Indian Wedding requires careful planning.

For example, all invitees to the wedding should receive invitations at least 3-6 months prior to the event. This will give them time enough to plan how they can attend. Additionally, this is a good way to gauge whether or not they'll attend because no one wants to spend money on travel arrangements only for people who won't even show up!

And then there's the must-do items: mehndi party, haldi function and sangeet dance party. To avoid unexpected costs, consider booking different spaces depending on what type of event you're hosting (cocktail party vs mehndi party).

Decide on the Type of Wedding

Type: Decide if you will need an indoor space such as a wedding hall or banquet room, or an outdoor venue.

 Choose an Invitation Style

This is one way to save a lot of money on weddings in India. Many people spend a lot on wedding invitations, but you can save a significant amount of dough if you adopt an eco-friendly and budget-conscious approach. 

It's common these days to use E-Cards for mass invites; many urban couples are opting this way because they want something personalized and meaningful that doesn't involve using paper (which often ends up in landfills). 

Even if you're having an intimate ceremony at home or just need a few invites, there's really no good reason not to order them online! You could even get custom design done just for your special day.

Book Your Venue

Selecting the perfect wedding venue in India can be intimidating. But these important points will make it easier:

Location - Site inspection solves the problem of locale and choosing one that presents an inviting first impression. Having ample capacity (both flexible indoor space and outdoor options) is essential for different types of events, like a small family gathering or a huge bollywood-style show.

 Finally, choose between Banquet Halls, Marriage Halls, or other venues depending on what you're looking for. if you are looking for event organisers in hyderabad please visit this site rosewonders.com

Availability - Choose your event type based on what you want from it - need large rooms? Just ask if it'll accommodate how many people will be attending (this differs according to wedding season). Is there safe parking for cars? These simple but important factors will make guests happy about coming out to celebrate!

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Elegant Bridal Mehndi Designs to Make Your Big Day Unforgettable

Bridal design mehndi, a cherished tradition in weddings across many cultures, is more than just a decorative art — it is a symbol of love, prosperity, and blessings for the bride. Intricate designs, vibrant hues, and meaningful motifs come together to make bridal mehndi a must-have for every bride-to-be.

The Significance of Bridal Mehndi

Bridal mehndi is more than mere ornamentation. It is steeped in cultural and emotional value. In many traditions, the darkness of the mehndi stain is believed to signify the depth of love between the bride and groom. Additionally, these designs often incorporate symbols of luck, fertility, and protection against negativity, making them a vital part of wedding rituals.

Popular Bridal Mehndi Designs

Every bride dreams of a unique mehndi design that reflects her personality and style. Here are some popular choices:

Traditional Indian Designs: Featuring paisleys, peacocks, flowers, and intricate patterns that cover hands and feet in stunning detail.

Arabic Mehndi: Known for bold strokes and floral patterns with spaces, creating a sophisticated and modern look.

Rajasthani and Marwari Designs: Renowned for their depiction of royal themes, such as palaces, elephants, and folklore-inspired patterns.

Personalized Mehndi: Includes the couple’s initials, wedding dates, or meaningful motifs like hearts and infinity symbols.

Why Choose Professional Bridal Mehndi Artists?

For a bride, mehndi is more than an accessory — it’s a memory etched forever. Hiring a professional ensures precision, creativity, and a design that matches your bridal look. Experts use natural, high-quality henna, ensuring a deep, long-lasting stain while keeping your skin safe.

Professional artists also bring a wealth of ideas and adaptability, customizing designs to suit your preferences and wedding theme. Whether you desire full-hand designs or minimalist elegance, their expertise ensures your vision comes to life.

Tips for the Perfect Bridal Mehndi Experience

Schedule in Advance: Book your mehndi artist early, especially during wedding season.

Prepare Your Skin: Exfoliate and moisturize your hands and feet before application.

Patience is Key: Allow enough time for the mehndi to dry naturally and achieve a dark stain.

Care Post-Application: Avoid washing hands immediately; use natural methods like lemon and sugar to deepen the color.

Bridal design mehndi transform a bride’s look into a masterpiece of elegance and tradition. With the right artist and design, your mehndi will not only enhance your wedding ensemble but also leave you with cherished memories of your special day.

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Celebrate Love in Style: Destination Weddings at Ramada Kasauli

Your wedding day is one of the most significant milestones in your life—a moment of love, joy, and lifelong commitment. What better way to celebrate this union than with a destination wedding in the serene hills of Kasauli? At Ramada Kasauli, we turn your dream wedding into a reality, offering a picturesque venue, luxurious accommodations, and impeccable services. Recognized as the best hotel in Kasauli, we ensure every moment of your special day is filled with beauty, elegance, and happiness.

Why Choose Ramada Kasauli for Your Destination Wedding?

Nestled amidst lush green hills and breathtaking landscapes, Ramada Kasauli offers an enchanting backdrop for your wedding. Here's why it's the perfect choice for a destination wedding in Kasauli:

Stunning Views: The panoramic views of the Himalayas and the serene ambiance create a magical setting for your vows.

Luxurious Accommodations: Your guests will enjoy a comfortable stay in our elegant rooms and suites, equipped with modern amenities.

Tailored Experiences: Our dedicated team ensures every detail, from decor to cuisine, is personalized to match your vision.

Versatile Event Spaces: Choose from our beautifully designed banquet halls or outdoor venues for your ceremonies and receptions.

The Perfect Setting for Your Big Day

Ramada Kasauli is not just a hotel; it’s a haven for lovebirds looking to tie the knot in style. Whether you envision an intimate ceremony or a grand celebration, our venues are designed to accommodate your needs.

Outdoor Venues: Say “I do” under the open sky with the majestic hills as your backdrop.

Indoor Spaces: Our sophisticated banquet halls are perfect for elegant receptions and parties.

Pre-Wedding Celebrations: Host your engagement, mehndi, and sangeet ceremonies with flair in our versatile spaces.

Unmatched Services for a Stress-Free Wedding

Planning a wedding can be overwhelming, but at Ramada Kasauli, we make the process seamless.

Expert Wedding Planners: Our experienced team takes care of everything, from vendor coordination to day-of management.

Customized Menus: Delight your guests with a curated menu featuring a mix of local and international cuisines.

Photography & Decor: Capture every precious moment with the help of skilled photographers and stunning decor setups.

Luxury and Comfort for Your Guests

As the best hotel in Kasauli, we offer your guests a luxurious and memorable stay. From well-appointed rooms to a variety of recreational activities, they’ll feel pampered and entertained throughout the celebration.

Relaxation: Indulge in our spa services to rejuvenate before or after the big day.

Recreation: Guests can enjoy the pool, fitness center, and nearby attractions to enhance their experience.

Make Your Wedding Unforgettable

Ramada Kasauli is more than just a venue; it’s a destination that adds charm and sophistication to your wedding. With our unparalleled services and stunning location, we ensure your celebration is nothing short of magical.

If you’re looking for the perfect hotel in Kasauli for a wedding, look no further. At Ramada Kasauli, we celebrate love in style, creating memories that you and your guests will cherish forever.

Contact us today to book your dream wedding venue and embark on the journey of a lifetime in the serene beauty of Kasauli!