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Bad Ritual Chapter 5: Warlock

Thank-you for your patience everyone: I didn't realise Easter was in March this year when I planned everything OTL. Chapter 5 for Bad Ritual is now available publically on itch. Have fun and let me know what you think!

No new features or anything this time around, the only change is:

Chapter 5 for both Tahira and Siruud

Reblogs appreciated!

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honkai oc unloading time!!

i'll give them all their own special posts eventually when i have more drawings, but i'm having lots of fun just making designs.

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thirteen’s era appreciation: 150/?

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A Moment to Mourn.

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If our hearts are at war, we would not be able to experience Heaven in our hearts

Tahira Amir Khan, Through the Golden Door: The Doorway to Our Advancement

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Perpetual Good - Treasures In The Deep - The "Why" of Your Story

Click one of the icons below to listen to the Perpetual Good podcast on these platforms: The story of Michael Kent and Tiffany Whittier is inspirational all by itself – a black, female parole officer is assigned to a white supremacist parolee, and their interactions causes Michael to turn his life around. However, it is only when you go deeper, to get to to the story behind the story, that you…

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Tahira in Bloom by Farah Heron Book Review

ARC kindly provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

I knew right from the premise alone that I would really enjoy this novel. 

Tahira in Bloom seemingly brought together everything I could’ve possibly loved in a book and tied it up with a ribbon of fashion and garden design. It was cute, deep and emotional and I loved the journey it took me on. The book follows Tahira, an ambitious wannabe fashion designer and style influencer who, after her summer internship falls through, seeks another opportunity helping her aunt in her boutique in small town, Bakewell, Canada. There, she discovers a garden design competition where the winner may have an opportunity to impress the likes of fashion designers at a sister event in New York. However, Tahira knows she would be unsuccessful unless she employs the help of her grumpy gardener neighbour who is less than impressed by her influencer antics. As the two get closer, they begin to realise they're not so different after all.

 For starters, I loved the characters and loved the journey of self-growth they embark on. I love how Tahira, for example, was a completely different person by the end of the book than how she was at the start of the book. She endured lots of self-realisations and self-reflections on the kind of life she wanted to live and what fashion design, the career she dreams of, really meant to her. As a very work-driven person myself, I found myself relating to her ambitious goals and dreams and I found her journey endearing and relatable to even my own relationships with work and future aspirations. There was a lot to learn from Tahira and in a weird way, I found myself discovering more about myself as well. I really enjoy fictional books that help reflect on yourself, your life, your dreams and your future and so I was pleasantly surprised when I started Tahira in Bloom.

At the start of the book, I didn't really like Tahira. To me, she seemed a little self-absorbed but now looking back, I see that it was important for her to appear as so because it meant we could see her character develop and (pun intended here) bloom. At the start, Tahira was focused on growing her online presence on her social media platforms (specifically instagram). With her best friend Gia and boyfriend, Matteo who had common goals with her, Tahira seemed to be on track to a glowing career with internet fame. However, as we see the book progress, Tahira begins to realise that fame was never really what she wanted, rather fashion design for her was all about creating art and stories and sharing that with other people. This book was about finding yourself through passion and ambition and it was a story I found really resonated with me. 

This book was very character focused and for me, who is very much characters over anything else, I absolutely devoured it. I loved Rowan and his sister Juniper and their relationships with Tahira. I also liked the way friendships were portrayed here as two characters realise they want different things out of life and each other. I liked how this book showcased making new friends and learning to let go of past friendships. This book was very comforting in letting you know that sometimes people leave and sometimes you need to leave them. It sometimes hurts but it's often for the best and it's often necessary to do so.

Overall, this book was very solid for me and I would highly recommend it to every reader who enjoys romance or contemporaries. 

ACTUAL RATING: 4.45 STARS

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So like I love Tahira as much as the next guy but one thing I do not appreciate is being forced into stuff, like sure bro I'd be your warlock but just some answers first. So... aside from the mini rant I wanted to know like till now she has not given me many reasons for trust... like I tried giving her your-secrets-are-none-of-my-business even when I noticed that promise thing was a bit weird but eh whatever, so like would be get some satisfactory apology stuff? like she's not making this easy

I can't tell if this is playful or not, but when you romance someone who has repeatedly been called out for purposely leaving you in the dark and obscuring information for her own benefit, I don't think it's shocking to find out that she has left you in the dark and obscured information in order to benefit herself. Tahira needs the MC, and needs them to not decide to stop helping her, and so she takes steps to make it so that the MC can't in what is genuinely the most outright and honest way she is willing to do so. you know she fucked you over and she didn't try to hide that, and that? Is because she's sweet on you dskjhfds

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Saale haram ki aulaad, apni maa ke bache mar ghar mein ja ke apne bhai ayushmann ke saath, aur teri jo raand ke saath bache paida kiye hai na unka murder kar, kyonki voh society pe bojh hain exactly like u n ur entire family is a liability on our society. I want u to go 2 police station n make a honest confession for all the murders you and your father has committed. You can't get away this time because it's me after you now. tere baap ne galati kardi mere ko ched kar.

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Tahira Kashyap, Sonali Bendre, and Hina Khan To Walk For Manish Malhotra In A Special Tribute To Cancer Survivors | People News

New Delhi: Filmmaker and author Tahira Kashyap is set to walk for Manish Malhotra’s upcoming fashion show, which will specifically focus on cancer survivors. The show, organized by the renowned designer, will feature Kashyap, along with actresses Sonali Bendre and Hina Khan, as the key faces of the event.  Tahira Kashyap is walking for Manish Malhotra’s fashion show. The concept centers on cancer…

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Tahira's Blade.

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Tahira Kashyap's latest venture, "Sharmajee Ki Beti," is a heartwarming and empowering story that captures the essence of contemporary womanhood. The film delves into the lives of its diverse female characters, showcasing their struggles, aspirations, and triumphs. With her distinctive storytelling style, Kashyap brings to life a narrative that is both relatable and inspiring, making "Sharmajee Ki Beti" a must-watch for audiences seeking a genuine and uplifting cinematic experience. Stay tuned for more updates and insights from the Jay Ho Show. more information, visit https://jay-ho.com/tahira-kashyap-talks-about-breaking-stereotypes-with-sharmajee-ki-beti/

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Faiza Saqlain's Influence on Pakistani Bridal Fashion

Faiza Saqlain has emerged as a trailblazer in the realm of Pakistani bridal fashion, captivating audiences with her exquisite designs, meticulous craftsmanship, and unwavering commitment to preserving traditional craftsmanship while embracing contemporary aesthetics. As a leading figure in the industry, Faiza Saqlain's influence extends far beyond the runway, shaping trends, inspiring designers, and redefining the landscape of Pakistani bridal fashion. In this article, we explore the profound impact of Faiza Saqlain on Pakistani bridal fashion, highlighting her iconic collections and contributions to the industry.

Embracing Tradition with a Modern Twist

Faiza Saqlain's design philosophy revolves around the seamless fusion of tradition and modernity, resulting in bridal ensembles that resonate with brides seeking timeless elegance with a contemporary flair. Drawing inspiration from Pakistan's rich cultural heritage, Faiza Saqlain infuses her designs with intricate embroidery, luxurious fabrics, and traditional motifs, while incorporating modern silhouettes, innovative cuts, and embellishments that appeal to the modern bride.

Iconic Collections by Faiza Saqlain

Over the years, Faiza Saqlain has introduced several iconic collections that have left an indelible mark on Pakistani bridal fashion. From opulent bridal lehengas to intricately crafted sarees and luxurious bridal gowns, each collection showcases Faiza Saqlain's impeccable craftsmanship, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence.

Amna Mysie By Tahira:

The Amna Mysie By Tahira collection epitomizes understated elegance, featuring timeless silhouettes, delicate embroidery, and luxurious fabrics that exude sophistication and grace. Inspired by the timeless beauty of Pakistani bridal traditions, this collection offers brides a range of options, from classic Anarkalis and shararas to contemporary lehenga cholis, all meticulously crafted to perfection.

Yumna Mysie By Tahira:

The Yumna Mysie By Tahira collection celebrates the modern Pakistani bride, offering contemporary designs, bold embellishments, and innovative cuts that push the boundaries of traditional bridal wear. With a focus on versatility and individuality, this collection features statement pieces, fusion ensembles, and unconventional silhouettes that cater to the discerning tastes of today's brides.

Haneen Mysie By Tahira:

The Haneen Mysie By Tahira collection exudes opulence and grandeur, showcasing luxurious fabrics, intricate embroidery, and regal designs that capture the essence of Pakistani royalty. Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Pakistan, this collection offers brides a selection of regal lehengas, majestic ghararas, and elegant sarees fit for a queen.

Redefining Bridal Aesthetics

Faiza Saqlain's influence on Pakistani bridal fashion extends beyond her iconic collections, shaping the aesthetic sensibilities of brides and designers alike. Through her innovative designs, Faiza Saqlain has redefined traditional bridal aesthetics, introducing new color palettes, embellishments, and silhouettes that challenge conventional norms and inspire creativity.

Bridging Generations with Timeless Designs

One of Faiza Saqlain's greatest strengths lies in her ability to bridge the generation gap with her timeless designs that appeal to brides of all ages. Whether it's a classic red bridal lehenga for a traditional bride or a contemporary pastel ensemble for a modern bride, Faiza Saqlain's designs transcend generational boundaries, offering something for everyone.

Inspiring a New Generation of Designers

Faiza Saqlain's impact on Pakistani bridal fashion goes beyond her own designs, as she continues to inspire a new generation of designers to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation. Through her mentorship, collaboration, and advocacy for traditional craftsmanship, Faiza Saqlain is nurturing the next wave of talent in the Pakistani fashion industry, ensuring that her legacy lives on for years to come.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Faiza Saqlain's influence on Pakistani bridal fashion is undeniable, with her iconic collections, innovative designs, and commitment to excellence reshaping the landscape of the industry. Through her timeless creations, Faiza Saqlain has redefined traditional bridal aesthetics, inspired brides and designers alike, and cemented her legacy as a visionary in the world of Pakistani fashion Haneen Mysie By Tahira. As she continues to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation, Faiza Saqlain's impact on Pakistani bridal fashion will undoubtedly endure for generations to come.