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Good job!👏

Why do people need to see your face flashing from time to time to know about spirulina 😅

oh my yes! hibiscus tea is so lovely!

I feel like this is made specifically for me. It's true.

Yet you touch everything else that has weight

I'm not even muslim and I KNOW that is NOT halal. Halal is humane and instant rather then slowly sawing away at a live chicken?????

That is NOT halal at all that’s horrible..

U have to do it instant thats so haram omg

Dude that’s totally wrong tf omg I’m Muslim too and that is not the correct way 😭 I hate influencers

sawing at a living chicken is NOT the halal way

"halal"

It’s gym not monkey club 😂😂😂

Keep up the great work

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I don't think it's very good for you. White rice is best.

Cut that out immediately, it’s affecting your speech.

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😮 Wow pretty skin. RESPECT

Give me your tips, I have the worst pimple😭😭

how?? congrats btw!!

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congrats!

Keep Working Hater’s Goona Hate ❤

nice!

What wrong with your neck?

I completely agree! I’m glad you brought this topic up. I wish society especially the brown society was much more different and kinder…it make women love themselves a lot more.

Hey hello how are you

I really recommend everyone read Atomic Habits. Its a life changing books. Small habits to get you to your bigger goals!

May Allah give your Father Shifa and reward him abundantly for his patient perseverance. Ameen.

U r gorgeous

Love ur accent!❤❤

Useful advice. Thanks.

Good job.... Well done.

Best video so far, watched the whole thing and very informative.

I feel like a lot of people in the western world are ignorant about the fact that not everyone celebrates Christmas and there’s a whole world out there that doesn’t and is suffering. I hope we can take time to acknowledge this year and onwards that not everyone celebrates the holidays and there’s suffering going on in this world. #charity #american #christmas #grinch #grinchtiktok #grinchgoesviral #holiday #holidays #holidayseason #winter #diversity #culture

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I live like you around 2 years, but eat fastfood, however i am skinny and dont have a weight problem. This is not a boring, this is a happy life with have choice -> go to the job or not

Hi all, my name is Mehek! I’m a scientist and certified fitness and nutrition coach. Today’s vlog is about oil! There’s so many oils but which one is the best? Why is refrying and using the same oils bad for you? Are all oils good or bad?

Lets gooooo🎉🎉🎉🎉

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There needs to be more South Asians who take care of themselves, feel confident in their own skin, and building a healthy lifestyle for themselves and for future generations. We have overcome generations of oppression and famine and we should not let that get in the way of reaching our full potential and let health problems prevent us from advancing. It starts with the basics like a healthy exercise and balanced meals if we truly want to be successful. Social media Instagram and Threads: mehekkka TikTok: mehekkkka Snapchat: mehekki

Very insightful thoughts I completely agree with you! You have shown a new perspective and shined a different light on these topics!! These are conversation people need to be having and realizing. Desi culture, women and men can be very toxic. It really begins from when you are raised and how. Love listening to you….you don’t hesitate and ramble on for hours on end. You’re straight to the point which I deeply admire. ♥️ keep going sis!

It’s really living a double life. I love and hate both cultures at times. I love American culture for its emphasis on freedom but love Bangladeshi culture for its emphasis on heritage and traditions. But sometimes I hate the ignorance and blandness of American culture. Then I hate the competition and gossip involved within the Bengali cultural community.

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KAAVIR GOD ALMIGHTY 🙏😊

It’s usually very taboo for a Desi to live separately from their parents. But my family was 100% on board with me being financially independent and going away to college and having a decent job. Even though, my job wasn’t the American dream I was after, I learned the last few years from college until now on how to be financially independent and how to live alone and manage through adulthood. I overcame adversity and went through legal battles alone and went through relationships and friendships that were both good and bad as a result of it all. I matured really quickly from all the experiences I gained that I wouldn’t have gone through if I spent all my late teens and early 20s with my family. My religion says “her money is her money”, and I believe it’s important to know what you want before you get married and tie the knot and the only way you will know that is by being alone. I think the only exception where an adult should live with their parents is if they’re the providers for their parents as we should respect the elderly and give back to our parents as much as possible. I am referring more towards situations about adults who live with their parents but don’t really have any sort of assets in their life or anything going on for them and don’t know how to #adult since they had everything done for them.

నువ్వు చాల చాల అందంగా ఉన్నావు.your eyes like car headlights లా ఉన్నాయ్😊

I think everyone who is single should take the chance to date outside their culture including if they’re a person with immigrant parents instead of confining themselves to people who are from the country their parents are from. There’s a lot of racism and backbiting in the Desi community regarding people who take the step to marry someone outside of their culture, and it needs to stop. You also miss out on a lot of opportunities, learning, and chances to grow in this melting pot of a country when you only stick with your own community all the time and pass on generational struggles and ideas. You miss out on business opportunities to help out other minority groups and you miss out on friendships with people who can lift you up. You also lose out opportunities to understand the struggles of people from different parts of the world. Religion teaches us to live in harmony with one another and the culture of the people you are with shouldn’t matter, and we are all neighbors and related in some way. Do you agree? Are you married within or outside your culture? Do you have a diverse group of friends? Comment down below because I need more stories and inspiration other than the famous Nabela Noor!!