#sidden

[cars345]

Exploring the Market for Used Luxury Cars in Delhi: What You Need to Know

Delhi, the vibrant capital city of India, is renowned for its diverse landscape, rich culture, and bustling lifestyle. Among its many facets, the luxury car market stands out, not just for its opulence but for the burgeoning interest in pre-owned luxury vehicles. If you’re considering purchasing a used luxury car in Delhi, you’re stepping into a world where sophistication meets affordability, and where every vehicle has a story to tell.

Why Opt for Used Luxury Cars?

1. Cost Efficiency: One of the primary advantages of buying a used luxury car is the significant cost savings. Luxury cars depreciate quickly, and this rapid depreciation means that you can acquire a high-end vehicle at a fraction of the original price. For instance, a pre-owned BMW or Audi often costs considerably less than a brand-new model, while still offering the same level of comfort, performance, and prestige.

2. Premium Features at a Lower Price: Luxury cars come with top-notch features, from advanced technology and high-quality materials to superior craftsmanship. When buying used, you get access to these premium features at a much more affordable price compared to purchasing new. It’s a fantastic way to enjoy the high-end amenities of a luxury car without breaking the bank.

3. Lower Insurance Costs: Insurance premiums for used cars are typically lower than for new ones. Since the value of a used luxury car is less, the cost to insure it is also reduced. This can be an additional saving on top of the purchase price.

Where to Find Used Luxury Cars in Delhi

Delhi offers a wide array of options for purchasing used luxury cars. Whether you prefer online marketplaces or traditional dealerships, there’s something for every buyer:

1. Online Marketplaces: Websites like CarWale, OLX, and Cars24 have extensive listings of used luxury cars in Delhi. These platforms provide detailed information, including vehicle history, owner details, and pricing. Online shopping allows you to compare different models and prices conveniently from your home.

2. Authorized Dealerships: Many luxury car brands have their own certified pre-owned programs. Dealerships like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi offer certified pre-owned vehicles that have undergone rigorous inspections and come with extended warranties. This option provides peace of mind, as the cars are typically in excellent condition and come with added benefits.

3. Independent Dealers: There are numerous independent dealerships in Delhi specializing in used luxury cars. These dealers often have a diverse inventory and can offer personalized assistance. It’s essential to choose a reputable dealer and verify the vehicle’s condition through a comprehensive inspection.

What to Consider When Buying a Used Luxury Car

1. Vehicle History Report: Always request a detailed vehicle history report. This report provides crucial information about the car’s past, including any accidents, service records, and previous ownership. A clean history is vital to ensuring you’re buying a reliable vehicle.

2. Inspection and Test Drive: Never skip a thorough inspection and test drive. Even if the car looks pristine, it’s essential to assess its mechanical condition and performance. Pay attention to how the car drives, listen for any unusual noises, and check all features and systems.

3. Ownership Costs: Owning a luxury car involves more than just the purchase price. Consider the cost of maintenance, repairs, and spare parts. Luxury vehicles often require specialized service, which can be more expensive than regular cars. Ensure you’re prepared for these ongoing costs.

4. Warranty and After-Sales Service: Check if there’s any remaining manufacturer warranty or if the dealership offers an extended warranty. Good after-sales service can make a significant difference in your ownership experience, providing added security and support.

The Final Word

Buying a used luxury car in Delhi can be a rewarding experience if approached with careful consideration and research. With the right knowledge and resources, you can enjoy the prestige and performance of a high-end vehicle without the steep price tag of a new model. Whether you’re drawn to the sleek design of a Mercedes-Benz, the dynamic performance of an Audi, or the timeless elegance of a BMW, the used luxury car market in Delhi offers a plethora of options to suit your desires and budget.

So, take your time, do your homework, and get ready to experience the thrill of driving a luxury car that perfectly fits your lifestyle and preferences. Happy car hunting!

[dullahandyke]

I want some salted caramel and/or chocolate pretzels so bad rn but that would entail going outside in the rain :(... unfair

[vampire-crimson]

theres something incredibly funny to me about cogita being like "yeah you dont worry about volo anymore" girl what did you mean by this

[punk-rockrz]

me whenm i start edperiencing symptoms of the disorder i was diagnosed with

[expressionless-fr]

BARBATOS SPEAKING ARABIC 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Grey Asmo

These are my HC

All of the characters would be polygots - like they can change languages and accents depending on moods.

Like Levi would defo Speak Japanese and ramble in Japanese when he is nervous.

Lucifer would speak in a thick british accent (posh) when serious (at meetings)

Asmodeus in a Manhattan accent and french when trying to seduce or flirt.

Belphie would mumble in many languahes

Beel would speak the Angel tounge when he js depressed.

Mammon would sometimes mix Russian or German.

Diavolo would sometimes try to mimik Lucifer

Barbatos would speak Japanese when serious, spanish or arabic, when trying to be purasuasive.

Thirteen would swear in many languages she also is learning

Mephio wouldnt speak in any earth toungge but know the languages of the demon realms, but would speak MC language when talking to them, talking about them he woukd switch to demonic language.

Mc would learn and pick up on phrases in demonic and or angelic languages.

I totally love language headcanons.

But omg Barb speaking Spanish or Arabic, I'd probably lose my whole mind. I already lose my mind when he speaks at me in Japanese from the app lol. I don't need to know what he's saying, I just like to hear his voice... oh no my simp is showing, sorry.

Anyway!

I think it makes sense that they'd all speak multiple languages, considering how old they all are. And I like the idea that they just kinda switch around to whatever works best for the situation at hand.

I never really thought about Mephisto before, but it kinda seems like he might think of it as you know beneath him to speak human languages lol. I mean he obviously has to in order to talk to MC, but it's interesting to think he speaks in some demonic language most of the time.

I love the idea that Thirteen swears in all the languages lol. That feels right for her.

Diavolo just trying to sound like Lucifer awww.

And even though it's kinda sad, I like the idea of Beel speaking angelic when he's depressed... poor baby.

[headcanonforthought]

DC headcanon thing?

Clark knows who Batman is, but finds it funny to fuck around with Bruce and see what Batman will do about it later. It's been going on about four years now of Clark (Superman) and Batman being great friends, and Clark and Bruce being bitter enemies.

Bruce is thick as a log so can't put together that Superman and Clark Kent kinda do be looking real similar.... So he thinks Clark is a stuck up jerk and often complains to Superman about the bitch reporter in his city. A lot of, "ugh, you work for the news paper, how do you STAND that fucking guy?!" And eventually Clark isn't amused anymore and starts to worry for Batman's mental state because, c'mon man he's not even trying that hard to hide that HE IS Clark Kent.

So Clark gets more bold with dropping hits, all but coming out and saying he IS Clark Kent. But Batman takes this sidden obsession with telling about Clark from Superman as Superman, becoming friends with Clark. Which pisses Batman off because WTF Superman! You KNOW Clark always roasts batman what would you become homies with that guy?!

And Clark just cannot fathom how fucking stupid Batman is for not getting what he's putting down. So he gives up the ghost after like a year of trying to reveal his double life. And like Batman, starts shit talking Clark Kent.

Batman never learns Clark Kent in Superman, that information is kept from him until the day he dies. Not because he couldn't know, but because he was to stupid to know.

[nekomanager]

Gurl I need that di— Ay xD

I want to see Red Lights (Stray Kidz) with our boy Itoshi Rin.

Bruh I want this man to tell me how much he hates me while he's deep inside me fucking me like I'm his dream come true. Ay

Jsjdksmdksmkxmskd. I'm in the mood.

⌌⊱⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊰⌍⌌⊱⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊰⌍

gets turned on whenevee you run that smartmouth of yoir and act so nonchalantly like you're someone better than him. I swear, he'd pin you against the wall at the very instance.

he loses his mind whenever he sees you all dressed up for him. you'll feel his eyes rake in your figure from top to bottom.

gosh, whenever you'll sooth your hand over his back everytime you'll pass by. he couldn't help the goosebumps from arisinh with the sidden touch.

⌎⊱⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊰⌏⌎⊱⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⊰⌏

[leolaroot]

whys my ball og yarn in love with me all of a sidden

[enbysiriusblack]

67 + dorlene

Dorcas pressed the button for the lift, watching as the numbers went down and down until it beeped and the metallic doors opened up for them.

They stepped inside, before noticing Marlene, a rival athlete, leaning in one of the corners. The doors shut before Dorcas could step back out.

"Hiya Meadowes."

"Mckinnon", Dorcas gritted their teeth, turning away from her.

The lights buzzed, and the lift came to a sidden halt. Dorcas was quick to press the emergency button.

As they waited in the tiny metal box, Marlene began to hum.

Dorcas huffed, “Of all the people I could’ve gotten stuck in a lift with and it just had to be you.”

Marlene laughed, "It's fate."

"More like bad luck", Dorcas murmured, glancing back at the emergency button and tapping their foot.

Marlene stood up properly and took a step closer, "I know how much you hate idly waiting, so maybe we can do something to make the time pass quicker."

"Like what?"

"... Remember our last competition? You got gold, I got silver and you celebrated your win by taking me back to your hotel room?"

"We're in a public lift, Mckinnon."

Marlene took another step forwards, a grin settling on her face, "We can just snog till we get rescued then."

drabble ask game

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

After investigating the neo-Nazi homeschool network in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, the Ohio Department of Education appears to have concluded that the group is doing nothing wrong.

Logan and Katja Lawrence were unmasked last week as the operators of a neo-Nazi homeschool network with thousands of members, known as Dissident Homeschool on Telegram, by VICE News and the Huffington Post based on research from an anti-fascist research group called the Anonymous Comrades Collective.

The Lawrences openly advocate white supremacist ideologies with the aim of making the children they teach, they’ve said, “become wonderful Nazis.” Katja Lawrence said she initially started the group because she “was having a rough time finding Nazi-approved school material for [her] homeschool children,” and has shared lesson plans that include Hitler quotes, pictures of a cake she baked for Hitler’s birthday, and a recording of her children saying ”sieg heil” in unison.

Days after the news broke, the Ohio Department of Education said that it was investigating the Lawrences and the neo-Nazi homeschool network. Stephanie Siddens, the interim superintendent of public instruction at the Department of Education, told VICE News that she was “outraged and saddened” by the news, adding that “there is absolutely no place for hate-filled, divisive and hurtful instruction in Ohio’s schools, including our state’s home-schooling community.”

But, in a new statement to VICE News, the findings from the Department of Education’s investigation seem to have concluded that there is simply nothing the department can do, or would do, to sanction the Lawrences or anyone else doing something similar due to the state’s homeschool policies.

“While there are certain minimum requirements for home education, the Department of Education is not involved in the excusal of a particular student from attendance in order to participate in home education,” the department said in a summary of its findings shared with VICE News. “Moreover, the district superintendent’s review of home education is limited to ensuring that the minimum educational requirements are met and that the academic assessment report shows that a child is demonstrating reasonable proficiency.”

Eric Landversicht, the superintendent in Wyandot County, where the Lawrences live, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the findings or whether the department spoke to him as part of their investigation. Please send tips about the Lawrences or the neo-Nazi homeschool network to David Gilbert at david.gilbert@vice.com. For Signal, DM @Daithaigilbert on Twitter.

The department’s statement did not reference the Lawrences and the neo-Nazi homeschool network and instead focused on the home schooling regulations in the state. “Parents or guardians who decide to educate their children at home are responsible for choosing the curriculum and course of study,” the statement says. “They select the curriculum and educational materials and take responsibility for educating their children.”

A spokesperson for the department did not immediately respond to VICE News’ question about whether their investigation has not been closed.

The Upper Sandusky Police Department and the Wyandot Sheriff’s office both told VICE News that there are no investigations under way into the Lawrences or their homeschooling group.

There are currently over 51,000 homeschooled children in Ohio. While the state has some rules in place to try and ensure homeschooled children are receiving a proper education, those involved in Ohio’s homeschooling system say that oversight is minimal.

“The amount of oversight is just shocking to me because there's really no oversight, it's basically just a rubber stamp,” Megan, a mother who homeschools her child in Ohio, told VICE News. “Nobody really seems to know what anybody's doing because people like to have freedom and they just do what they want. Everything just seems to happen very fast.”

Megan, whose last name has been withheld due to safety concerns, also said that while other states require homeschool children to take part in standardized testing and meet in person with teachers to assess their child’s development, “Ohio has none of that.”

"You can just basically pick your curriculum, and the superintendent doesn't really have a lot of say,” Megan said.

Republicans in the Ohio Senate are pushing several pieces of legislation which would relax homeschool oversight even further. A bill sponsored by Republican lawmakers in Ohio would increase the amount of tax breaks that homeschool parents can receive annually from $250 to $2,000.

“If programs that perpetuate antisemitism, hatred, and bigotry are something the Ohio legislature and Ohio Department of Education unleashed when it allowed unfettered access to the structure of Ohio public education, then it must revisit those unwise decisions,” Rep. Marcy Kaptur told VICE News. “Hate should not be foisted on future generations or on Ohio’s communities. Ohio’s state government leaders must address this apparent failure of the system they created.”

Some lawmakers have also sought to downplay the significance of the revelations about the Nazi homeschool network, claiming it is an isolated situation.

“I hope we're long past the point in our society where we take the actions of one person or a small group of people and paint the entire group as though somehow they're participating in that,” Senate President Matt Huffman told News 5 Cleveland, speaking about homeschooling.

Other lawmakers are angry about the lack of guardrails for homeschooling in Ohio.

“I think we can all agree this is a broken system,” Democrat Rep. Casey Weinstein told VICE News in response to the Department of Education findings.

“Unless you support ridiculous conspiracy theories or if you want to make sure your child ‘becomes a wonderful Nazi,’ then it’s time to add some guardrails and transparency to how home schools are managed in Ohio,” Weinstein said. “These people are grooming children to be Nazis and we need to do something about it. Full stop.”

Huffman, who is trying to push a bill through the Ohio Senate that will further gut public school funding and redirect it towards private schools, attacked other lawmakers he claimed were trying to use the revelations to help themselves politically.

“I hope, frankly, that people will not try to take some political advantage or policy advantage... basically trying to decide that a couple of sociopaths somewhere in Ohio who are doing strange things that... somehow should affect the policy of the rest of the state is anathema to me," Huffman said.

But Democrats say that a change in the education system in Ohio needs to start by addressing the issues uncovered by the Nazi homeschool revelations in Upper Sandusky.

“Some Republicans in Ohio are in such a rush to turn our public education system upside down that they're missing the blind spots in other areas of education, like the lack of transparency when it comes to homeschooling that was exposed by the Neo-Nazi curriculum being taught and amplified in Upper Sandusky,” Rep. Jessica Miranda told VICE News.

The Dissident Homeschool group on Telegram operated by the Lawrences was deleted earlier this week. A new group with the same name was set up, but so far no content has been posted in the channel and it’s unclear if the Lawrences are involved.

[learnfromhistoryorrepeatit]

February 9, 2023, 9:58am

Ohio Department of Education Says It Won't Do Anything About Neo-Nazi Homeschoolers | David Gilbert, Vice News

In an email to VICE News, the Ohio Department of Education appears to have concluded their investigation into the neo-Nazi homeschool network and determined the group did nothing wrong in light of the state’s homeschool policies.

“After investigating the neo-Nazi homeschool network in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, the Ohio Department of Education appears to have concluded that the group is doing nothing wrong.

Logan and Katja Lawrence were unmasked last week as the operators of a neo-Nazi homeschool network with thousands of members, known as Dissident Homeschool on Telegram, by VICE News and the Huffington Post based on research from an anti-fascist research group called the Anonymous Comrades Collective.

The Lawrences openly advocate white supremacist ideologies with the aim of making the children they teach, they’ve said, “become wonderful Nazis.” Katja Lawrence said she initially started the group because she “was having a rough time finding Nazi-approved school material for [her] homeschool children,” and has shared lesson plans that include Hitler quotes, pictures of a cake she baked for Hitler’s birthday, and a recording of her children saying ”sieg heil” in unison.

Days after the news broke, the Ohio Department of Education said that it was investigating the Lawrences and the neo-Nazi homeschool network. Stephanie Siddens, the interim superintendent of public instruction at the Department of Education, told VICE News that she was “outraged and saddened” by the news, adding that “there is absolutely no place for hate-filled, divisive and hurtful instruction in Ohio’s schools, including our state’s home-schooling community.”

But, in a new statement to VICE News, the findings from the Department of Education’s investigation seem to have concluded that there is simply nothing the department can do, or would do, to sanction the Lawrences or anyone else doing something similar due to the state’s homeschool policies.

“While there are certain minimum requirements for home education, the Department of Education is not involved in the excusal of a particular student from attendance in order to participate in home education,” the department said in a summary of its findings shared with VICE News. “Moreover, the district superintendent’s review of home education is limited to ensuring that the minimum educational requirements are met and that the academic assessment report shows that a child is demonstrating reasonable proficiency.”

Eric Landversicht, the superintendent in Wyandot County, where the Lawrences live, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the findings or whether the department spoke to him as part of their investigation.

Please send tips about the Lawrences or the neo-Nazi homeschool network to David Gilbert at david.gilbert@vice.com. For Signal, DM @Daithaigilbert on Twitter.

The department’s statement did not reference the Lawrences and the neo-Nazi homeschool network and instead focused on the home schooling regulations in the state. “Parents or guardians who decide to educate their children at home are responsible for choosing the curriculum and course of study,” the statement says. “They select the curriculum and educational materials and take responsibility for educating their children.”

A spokesperson for the department did not immediately respond to VICE News’ question about whether their investigation has not been closed.

The Upper Sandusky Police Department and the Wyandot Sheriff’s office both told VICE News that there are no investigations under way into the Lawrences or their homeschooling group.

There are currently over 51,000 homeschooled children in Ohio. While the state has some rules in place to try and ensure homeschooled children are receiving a proper education, those involved in Ohio’s homeschooling system say that oversight is minimal.

“The amount of oversight is just shocking to me because there's really no oversight, it's basically just a rubber stamp,” Megan, a mother who homeschools her child in Ohio, told VICE News. “Nobody really seems to know what anybody's doing because people like to have freedom and they just do what they want. Everything just seems to happen very fast.”

Megan, whose last name has been withheld due to safety concerns, also said that while other states require homeschool children to take part in standardized testing and meet in person with teachers to assess their child’s development, “Ohio has none of that.”

"You can just basically pick your curriculum, and the superintendent doesn't really have a lot of say,” Megan said.

Republicans in the Ohio Senate are pushing several pieces of legislation which would relax homeschool oversight even further. A bill sponsored by Republican lawmakers in Ohio would increase the amount of tax breaks that homeschool parents can receive annually from $250 to $2,000.

“If programs that perpetuate antisemitism, hatred, and bigotry are something the Ohio legislature and Ohio Department of Education unleashed when it allowed unfettered access to the structure of Ohio public education, then it must revisit those unwise decisions,” Rep. Marcy Kaptur told VICE News. “Hate should not be foisted on future generations or on Ohio’s communities. Ohio’s state government leaders must address this apparent failure of the system they created.”

Some lawmakers have also sought to downplay the significance of the revelations about the Nazi homeschool network, claiming it is an isolated situation.

“I hope we're long past the point in our society where we take the actions of one person or a small group of people and paint the entire group as though somehow they're participating in that,” Senate President Matt Huffman told News 5 Cleveland, speaking about homeschooling.

Other lawmakers are angry about the lack of guardrails for homeschooling in Ohio.

“I think we can all agree this is a broken system,” Democrat Rep. Casey Weinstein told VICE News in response to the Department of Education findings.

“Unless you support ridiculous conspiracy theories or if you want to make sure your child ‘becomes a wonderful Nazi,’ then it’s time to add some guardrails and transparency to how home schools are managed in Ohio,” Weinstein said. “These people are grooming children to be Nazis and we need to do something about it. Full stop.”

Huffman, who is trying to push a bill through the Ohio Senate that will further gut public school funding and redirect it towards private schools, attacked other lawmakers he claimed were trying to use the revelations to help themselves politically.

“I hope, frankly, that people will not try to take some political advantage or policy advantage... basically trying to decide that a couple of sociopaths somewhere in Ohio who are doing strange things that... somehow should affect the policy of the rest of the state is anathema to me," Huffman said.

But Democrats say that a change in the education system in Ohio needs to start by addressing the issues uncovered by the Nazi homeschool revelations in Upper Sandusky.

“Some Republicans in Ohio are in such a rush to turn our public education system upside down that they're missing the blind spots in other areas of education, like the lack of transparency when it comes to homeschooling that was exposed by the Neo-Nazi curriculum being taught and amplified in Upper Sandusky,” Rep. Jessica Miranda told VICE News.

The Dissident Homeschool group on Telegram operated by the Lawrences was deleted earlier this week. A new group with the same name was set up, but so far no content has been posted in the channel and it’s unclear if the Lawrences are involved.

The age old saying, “Take one website down, 10 will pop up in its place.” They may be using an entirely different platform now would be my guess. But the hate doesn’t go away until all learn AND all help each other learn current and/or past dangers, such as ideas like these.

[winewinebloodwine]

[Chuuya let's out another half laugh half sob]

Fuck- yeah. Still not- fucking used to him doing that again.

And- fuck- maybe? [Chuuya takes a bit of a pause, trying to breath correctly] Fuck- fuck- damnit it. Yeah- that- that might work.

Fuck,.

I'm sorry Dazai- if there was anyone I didn't want to know about this shit is was definitely you-

Pourquoi esque jai besion de vivre ici- dans cette vie qui est tout plein des chose mal et unjusté, mais ci j'alle ja passe le chance, le plus petit que c'ai mainterna, du vue mon amour, mon coeur, ma raison de vivre, encode just une fois.

[doumekiss]

[lavender-town-radio]

i love sitting hwre crying and hyperventilating cuz im siddening in so mucb pain its so. fun.

[galladegamer]

I was obligated to translate Monculus

"I have discovered a family of supernatural monsters, sidden a way into a far, obscure reach of the monster world. They adopted me."

Seasonal Lore is really funny to me.

[outspeakings]

Anemoia - Afar it's sidden, not in the fresh

Anemoia: yoreyearn for a stell or time one has never been.

One day I went to a shoppinghub and, walking through the highend limb, one thing I underyet was that the ansen of the steads was truly chirten, hour the eatinghouses, which had a lite truly alike to the things I like to see on the net, like the limbs in shires of Europe or lightshootings I see on Tumblr. But something happened: although I truly like seeing such lightshootings, the askillhood in the things, the folk, even though I like everything, I didn't feel any of that when I was there. At the truly least I should find that beautiful, if even it wasn't right like what I see on net, I should like to see folk withworking with each other, living their own lives, as I do watching walking tapes. But nothing happened.

At the time I even think on me as halfhearted, wandered if that was an aftermath of bad sleeping, because it's not as if I like better to see those things by lightshootings than in the fresh; I'd always like to see those things in the fresh when finding or watching, to touch, feel, enjoy being there; so having the bire to see something alike and feeling almost nothing is thorny, and that does worry me. What if it will never go away, even if I start to sleep well?

However, I watched a tape of a man who lives in Sunland and talks about what Sunland is like and life altogether, with a tape of him walking through the streets. In this tape he talks about a yoreyearn (nostalgia) feeling for a spot one has never been. I had already knew about this feeling by the name of "anemoia", from "The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows", but he brooks a Germanish word "sehnsucht". And it was with what he said in the tape and what folk posted that I beknew: it is not only me that this happens to.

He names it yoreyearn. I do feel that watching tapes from aforetime, but I'm not sure I feel that with nowadays spots. In truth, I'm not even sure about the rightness of this word in the retching of this feeling, it billwhitely only seems like something else. But I'll be brooking it for lack of a better one.

The man of this tape has a selcouth taste: he likes twitchens. And he says that, when he still lived in his inborn land, he watched tapes of Sunlandish twitchens and did feel that yoreyearn feeling. Today, having the seel of seeing those twitchens in the fresh, he feels nothing, or seld feels anything. He only feels something alike to what he wont to feel when he sees the lightshootings he took at home, and, even then, it is not in the same greaten.

And, suttlely, it's an atle feeling, clearly it is. Alas, one untweenendly would like to have that good feeling looking at the shootings and have even more looking at that in the fresh. It's truly a letdown seeing all those spots, knowing more about them, willing to see them with one's own eyes and, having the seel, one no more feels the yoreyearn.

At the same time, it truly retches the feeling of yoreyearn; yoreyearn infolds remembering a throw, wanting to live it again, but not cunning to do so. An unsadendly lust!

Maybe that happens for the way we "feel the surroundings" through tapes and lightshootings is sere from the way we feel it in fresh, which is anyetful for me. Along of that, anemoia happening in a sundry lay, that is, afar, is right for the freedness is sere.

Even then, it's gripping how that works alsuch like yoreyearn. Yoreyearn is longing for the foregone, which we can't "touch" anymore, in an unrinendly way; yoreyearn is when we can't reach that, it's a feeling that only happens in our mind. Yoreyearn for a lay... even if these lays, unlikely from the aminds, can still be, can still be neesed, still be lived.

---

But I still hope that it doesn't have to be only like that, that I could cun to feel the anemoia feeling seeing that in fresh too. In the posts in the tape I've brought up, a maiden tells how she felt anemoia, which swinded, when she saw those things in the fresh, but the lay changed, when she started taking unbooked outings. For her, the ground she didn't feel the feeling was bethinking, when she looked for the spot to neese, forsaw the lightshootings, bethought how long she was going to stay. It's anyetful for me.