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ANOTHER Mahirat tale from my side ( mahi - Virat- Yuvraj - Rohit AU ) Brothers relationship is a realtion based on love , care , warmth but above all TRUST AND TRUTH But what will happen when someone tarnish this trust Virat an intruder in the singh family a claim to be mahi s stepbrother but what is he really Mahi the one who except everything from open hands falls in a trap where he neither want to come out nor want to stay

Inspired by the movie Hi Nanna This story is inspired by Hi Nana but our rohirat version not full movie type we had some changes Story about two loveable souls & their twins destiny played it's game separating them What will happen? When destiny will bring them face to face again Will the hearts will heal? Will the incomplete love will complete? To know more Dive into this story

This Tyre size 225 45 R17 is a common notation used to describe the size of a car tire. Each part of this notation represents a different aspect of the tire: 225: This number represents the tire's width in millimeters. In this case, the width is 225 millimeters. 45: This number represents the aspect ratio of the tire. It is the ratio of the tire's sidewall height to its width. In this case, the sidewall height is 45% of the tire's width. R: This letter indicates that the tire has a radial construction. Almost all modern tires are radial, so "R" is quite common. 17: This number represents the diameter of the wheel in inches. In this case, the tire is designed to fit a 17-inch diameter wheel. So, "225 45 R17" tells you that the tire is 225 millimeters wide, has a sidewall height that is 45% of its width, and is designed to fit a 17-inch diameter wheel with radial construction. This information is important when selecting the right tires for a vehicle.

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The story is an emotional letter from a young man to his late friend, Tanner. The writer reminisces about their memories from childhood to playing together on the football team. He recalls a memorable game where Tanner caught a bad pass and led the team to victory, a moment of pure joy when everyone celebrated together. However, things soon took a turn for the worse. A rumor about Tanner started spreading at school. At first, it was just a joke, but over time, the teasing and bullying became more serious. The writer remembers the moment when Tanner was humiliated in front of the entire school, standing frozen with his lunch tray in his hands. In his dreams, he always stands up for Tanner, but in reality, he stayed silent and laughed along. Tanner began withdrawing, skipping practice, while the writer remained too afraid to do anything for fear of being targeted as well. When he saw Tanner's locker vandalized, he simply walked past, pretending not to notice. And then, Tanner was gone. Looking back, the writer is filled with regret for not standing up when it mattered. He shares how small changes started happening at school after Tanner's passing, like the creation of an LGBTQ+ club and how people became kinder to one another. At graduation, he had the chance to give a speech, and although he isn't sure if his words made a difference, he hopes they reached someone who, like Tanner, felt like they didn't belong. At the end of the letter, he leaves behind yellow chrysanthemums-a flower that symbolizes both happiness and sorrow-as a final tribute to his lost friend. He promises to live better, to help others, and to never forget Tanner and the lessons he left behind.

As a writer, I feel kindred with a type of poetry classified as "Witness poetry"--poetry that bears witness to an event, time, place, etc. As an American, lesbian woman who considers herself a civil rights activist and a feminist, I feel it is important to bear witness to the rising fascism, hatred, division, and rising misogyny in my country. This is something I wrote as an exercise for my university poetry class when learning about witness poetry. Also, if I end with trolls adding negative and hurtful comments, they will be reported and deleted. I will not stand for hate, bigotry, misogyny, racism, or discrimination of any kind.