evoluationaryperson

Who is here?

Nepal has witnessed countless mysterious and tragic events over the past 30 years — from the Royal Massacre, the death of Madan Bhandari, to the assassination of Pandit Narayan Pokharel. So many sacrifices, yet we’ve struggled to see the significant progress we hoped for.

Looking at where we stand today, it feels like it's time to turn the page — to start a new chapter for Nepal, driven by a new generation.

As a Nepali living abroad, no matter how much I earn here or how high the quality of life is, I can never feel truly fulfilled. My heart has always belonged in Nepal. My ideal place, my ideal people, my culture, my society — they’re all there.

The day I return to Nepal for good — to li

Let’s enjoy vacation around bay area.

Who is from bay area?

M24 USA

We live in different cities but the same state. We had been connected for a month. Since day one, we invested a lot of time and effort (virtually) into our connection, hoping it would lead to something meaningful. We’d talk on calls for 3–5 hours every day after work, sharing everything we did and getting to know each other better and better.

Finally, the day came to meet in person. She came to my city with her roommate because her roommate needed to visit, and wanted a friend to come along. Since this girl had relatives here, she agreed to come with her. Because she would be in my city, we agreed to meet in person, and we were both excited about it. We had planned everything a we

Anyone from bay area, California ? Or anyone planning to be here in this summer? Let’s make a beautiful connection. Connection doesn’t necessarily mean relationship. If anyone looking for a mate. Dm or comment we will build community if possible. NSFW is just for attraction. Sorry.

Anyone up for interaction? Till this time

For people in their 20s: how often do you read or listen to novels written in the context of Nepali struggles, environment, love, achievement, and more?I recently completed listening to the audiobook of the novel “Sain”, a story told from the perspective of an army man during the Janayuddha (Maoist insurgency). I had previously read “Sulav”, which is written from the perspective of a Maoist warrior from the same time period.Both of these novels will make you cry.For people like me, who didn’t experience those events firsthand, these novels offer a powerful way to understand the lives our parents and grandparents lived. The war techniques that were used. Brothers lifting guns for two diffe

For people in their 20s: how often do you read or listen to novels written in the context of Nepali struggles, environment, love, achievement, and more?I recently completed listening to the audiobook of the novel “Sain”, a story told from the perspective of an army man during the Janayuddha (Maoist insurgency). I had previously read “Sulav”, which is written from the perspective of a Maoist warrior from the same time period.Both of these novels will make you cry.For people like me, who didn’t experience those events firsthand, these novels offer a powerful way to understand the lives our parents and grandparents lived. The war techniques that were used. Brothers lifting guns for two diffe

For people in their 20s: how often do you read or listen to novels written in the context of Nepali struggles, environment, love, achievement, and more?I recently completed listening to the audiobook of the novel “Sain”, a story told from the perspective of an army man during the Janayuddha (Maoist insurgency). I had previously read “Sulav”, which is written from the perspective of a Maoist warrior from the same time period.Both of these novels will make you cry.For people like me, who didn’t experience those events firsthand, these novels offer a powerful way to understand the lives our parents and grandparents lived. The war techniques that were used. Brothers lifting guns for two diffe

For people in their 20s: how often do you read or listen to novels written in the context of Nepali struggles, environment, love, achievement, and more?I recently completed listening to the audiobook of the novel “Sain”, a story told from the perspective of an army man during the Janayuddha (Maoist insurgency). I had previously read “Sulav”, which is written from the perspective of a Maoist warrior from the same time period.Both of these novels will make you cry.For people like me, who didn’t experience those events firsthand, these novels offer a powerful way to understand the lives our parents and grandparents lived. The war techniques that were used. Brothers lifting guns for two diffe

Can’t we just love?

Why almost every Nepali origin girls who were born in USA or been to USA at their very young age put pronouns name as …… In their facebook profile? From that thing I can figure out that she is a Nepali origin girl who have been residing in USA. If any one of those kind leave a comment.