Late 20 M here, and I’m pretty particular about cleanliness and personal hygiene. I like being freshly showered, smelling good, and keeping everything clean. Maybe I’m a little more particular about it than most guys.

Honestly, I once went out with someone, and when things started getting intimate, I noticed an unpleasant smell from her intimate area. I didn’t feel comfortable proceeding, so I respectfully refrained from taking things further. I was so traumatized i didnt eat KFC it had similar smell. Finally i feel like im past that

I asked her to take a shower, she just toook pani shower k like wth, like she didnt even use the hotel soap. I didnt feel like going further to seeeeeee xxx. I got back home starred at the mirror for a while

It made me wonder how much hygiene matters to other people, especially when it comes to intimacy.

And how would you handle a situation where you noticed something like that with a date?

Mero lado lastai sanuu xa bhiey paxi sex life kasto hunxa ..?

mero dick lastai sanuu xa paxi keai problem aaunxa ra sex life ma 😌

Just be my pillion and we can travel and have a nice meal. Dm me if you're interested...I'm 26M btw.

KTM I see tons of people my age (including me) smoking but I smoke only once a week.

What about you guys?

Do you feel addicted?

Sathi banam aau❤️

Hunhunxa vanney dm

Been ugly from childhood, always ignored, women used to invite others except me in any meeting or travelling and all and I just acted like it doesn't matter.

Now I'm in early 20s, this things are still happening, being ugly is worse now.

But now I understand this is reality of being ugly and it's alright to ignore and treat me differently cause I'm ugly.

But I slowly starting hating women, how to fix myself and accept I deserve all and I can be useful to them and kind to women so that I still experience those things but make sure women don't feel anything bad from me?

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can you suggest me library where i can take my laptop and books and study near dillibazar , baneshwor or any near place

Hi everyone! 🙏 I've been wanting to visit Taleju Bhawani Temple and would really love to go inside at least once to offer my prayers and experience the temple properly. I'm a Newar, but honestly, I don't really know much about how visiting these temples works, what the rules are, or whether ordinary people are allowed inside. I'd love to learn more about our culture and traditions, so I thought I'd ask here for some guidance. I live in Patan, Lalitpur, so visiting the Taleju Temple in Patan would be the most convenient option for me. However, I'm not sure whether entry is permitted to the public, whether there are specific days when visitors are allowed inside, or whether it's restricted to certain occasions. I have a few questions: Patan Taleju Temple: Is it possible for ordinary visitors to enter the temple and offer prayers? If so, when is entry permitted? Are there any special days, festivals, or occasions when it's open? Other Taleju temples: If entering the Patan temple isn't possible, is it possible to enter the Taleju temples in Kathmandu or Bhaktapur? I'd be willing to travel to either place if there's a chance to go inside. Visiting hours: If any of these temples allow entry, what are their opening hours? Is it possible to visit in the evening, or should I go in the morning? Rules and traditions: Are there any specific requirements for entering, such as being Hindu, following a dress code, obtaining permission, or visiting on a particular day? Is there anything I should know or do before going? How to visit: Since I don't have much experience with this, I'd also appreciate it if someone could explain how the visit actually works. Where should I enter, whom should I ask for permission, and what should I do once I'm there? My main goal is to enter Taleju Bhawani Temple at least once and offer my prayers. Patan would be ideal since I live nearby, but if entry isn't possible there, I'm happy to visit whichever location allows it. I'd especially appreciate advice from Newars, locals, or anyone with firsthand experience. I know these temples have their own traditions and restrictions, and I want to make sure I respect them. Thank you so much! 🙏❤️