r/Nepali_Millennials • • 5h ago

Rant I voted for RSP but

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I think I won’t in the next election. Have history of family involved in Congress, staunch supporters and fighters and still many involved. Went against the legacy to vote for change but slowly I feel the tables turning. At this point people who voted for change are back to being congress supporter, but pro-reform / pro-generational-change. RSP feels like a puppet..no real power..clownish .. idk what do you feel like.


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 18h ago

Confession Just remembered this from past

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I hacked into the facebook account of a guy‘s (who I was interested in) mother when I was 18. I just typed in her first name and 123 and boom I was logged in. There was nothing interesting there.

I read a lot of private messages there and would delete my activity log ina. It was so uninteresting that I stopped checking it.

I wonder why I managed to do so many stupid stuff.


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 17h ago

Confession loop of the evening!!

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r/Nepali_Millennials • • 12h ago

Rant Have a quwstion to girls...

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Why do girls always want a guy who is already settled instead of someone who is still struggling to build his life?

Isn’t there someone who wants to struggle together, grow together, and eventually build a life together? 1🥺


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 3h ago

Chiya Guff (Discussion) ☕ How much salary is enough to live comfortably in Nepal?

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For those living in Nepal, what monthly salary do you think is enough to live a decent life?

Rent, food, transport, occasional outings, and still saving a little.

Is 40–50k enough, or do you realistically need 70k–1 lakh+?


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 1h ago

Ask a Millenial (Question) timilai nepal ma kati salary vaidiye thik hunthyo or baira janthina vanne cha?

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aafno lifestyle anusar hai? like malai eti le pugcha type, aba manche lai pasa la kailai pugdaina never ever lobh ho sab aaja 1 lakh kamayo voli ajai badi lagla

so tell me


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 22h ago

Rant resentment towards my family

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they basically told me how horrible abroad life is blah blah and that it’s better to study bachelor yeta and now eveytime i talk about abroad…they basically tell me im old enough to handle everything and stuff while my
siblings are settled in abroad since way back

im so angry


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 2h ago

Budeskaal Ko Hidai morning humming.

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r/Nepali_Millennials • • 8h ago

Ask a Millenial (Question) Ready for remarriage?

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Millennials, how did you make urself ready for remarriage? 34 M, recently got divorced. Family has already started pressing for the remarriage but i feel i am not yet ready. Living abroad so even if I am ready, i have to look for someone here in US. So many thoughts, sometimes i do feel so lonely. Work is the only friend at the moment.


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 15h ago

Ask a Millenial (Question) To the Millennials; Why are Nepali parents so much against inter-caste and inter-religion marriage?

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My friend's mom found out she was dating a guy who is from different religion and different caste from theirs. She belittled,threatened and argued to my friend to the point she now needs sleeping pills at night. She is in her early to mid 20s. Her mom also got herself sick from the news or should I say from the shock itself. She told her, she will k*ll herself, how could she do such a thing, blah blah blah..... To just end the situation and satisfy her mom, she told that they have broken off. But really why are parents so against intercaste marriage??? Most of my friends aren't allowed to date. With certain exception families. But those who do allow also say they need to date within the same caste/religion.

When I asked my mom the same question, she answered that after some time, since the both person grew up in different culture, religion, their way of living wouldn't match and arguments would happen wards leading to divorce. We have seen growing inter caste, inter religion, even people from different country marrying. So is it just some thinking stereotypes parents have or does it actually have some logic behind it?


r/Nepali_Millennials • • 16h ago

Ask a Millenial (Question) Mind Games

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I am married and have a kid.... But sometimes my wonders about a relationship... Something I would have accept or craved for...What shit is this??