MaximusRavel

The unfathomable mystery of Tamils excelling everywhere except Tamil Nadu.

Now there is a very toxic metamorphosis of her in this age of 55. She is aiding infidelity and abortion in her closest circle. She has became a support circle in sisterhood. She kind of sees "a women have to what she has to do" with these cases.

Now there is a very toxic metamorphosis of her in this age of 55. She is aiding infidelity and abortion in her closest circle. She has became a support circle in sisterhood. She kind of sees "a women have to what she has to do" with these cases.

I indeed dissect her abductor and rapist. He is simply a illiterate who doesn't know anything other than shop. He is easy to angry and has anger control and toxic characteristics.

This is a very good case study. And i indeed had the greatest pleasure on dissecting every part of her history and her world view. Fundamentally she rationalized a rape and she became an aider and helper now.

I know a story. This was in 1980-1990s Middle class family who came to an industrial town in south arcot district from their village. Father was in flower business owned a little shop in prime location other than that nothing. He had four children - two daughters and two sons.

This lady has completely rationalized her abductor act and left her marriage. Then even started second life with him, now she is regretting every single decision like "என் வாழ்க்கை எப்படி இருந்துருக்கும் தெரியுமா, இவரை கல்யாணம் பண்ணி இருந்தா".

I know a story. This was in 1980-1990s Middle class family who came to an industrial town in south arcot district from their village. Father was in flower business owned a little shop in prime location other than that nothing. He had four children - two daughters and two sons.

Emotional Manipulation

So no, the land is not “yours” or “mine.” It belongs to all of us. History is layered, complex, and interconnected. Current territorial purity narratives ignore centuries of migration, exchange, and shared development between Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu regions.

So no, the land is not “yours” or “mine.” It belongs to all of us. History is layered, complex, and interconnected. Current territorial purity narratives ignore centuries of migration, exchange, and shared development between Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu regions.

Can we stop these endless keyboard quarrels and act mature for once? We weren’t even part of the ancient/past land disputes we argue about. While India’s global reputation suffers, we are busy fighting over regional histories as if these lands are our personal property.

Even external and imperial-scale powers entering Tamilakam—the Pallavas, Hoysalas, Western Gangas, Kakatiyas, and the Nayaks of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka—still administered in Tamil and left records in it. That’s not imposition—that’s integration into a strong linguistic fold!

Glad that Iam Grown up in Andhra. Imagine not being able to taste Tomato Bajji in my Lifetime