bye @cb fir milte h guys..good night from my side...gm jiske subah hogya ho..
silvy good evening to you,.
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bye @cb fir milte h guys..good night from my side...gm jiske subah hogya ho..
silvy good evening to you,.
Thanks MJ
Please Do Create More Lovely Edits In The Shiv Shakti Forums
I Miss Those
Good Night 😴
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Yaar late ho gaya I hv to go make my tea and House work
Tum logon ko tag Kiya ek game mein
AA jao Mazza aayga
Good night to all who will go to sleep
And good morning to rest
Catch u later
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The Hair Dresser
The chamber was aglow with a soft, golden light, casting a halo around Lakshman as he stood before the dressing table. His green dhoti was wrapped with the precision of a craftsman, and a crimson shawl hung lazily over his chiseled torso, like a flame draped over a rock. His long hair flowed over his shoulders in dark rivers, framing his face as he concentrated on Urmila’s cascade of waist-length tresses. She sat poised on the stool, her posture regal, as he deftly braided her hair, threading in jasmine flowers like fragrant stars and beads as delicate as dew.
A playful smirk danced on his lips as he teased her. “You know, dear, I believe I’ve discovered my true destiny. Perhaps it’s time to hang up my bow and become your personal hairdresser.”
Urmila’s laughter was like a chime in the quiet room, soft and melodious. She turned her head slightly, her eyes meeting his in the mirror. “And what, please tell, would Ayodhya say if the mighty warrior, famed archer and defender of dharma, traded his quiver for combs and pins?”
He leaned in, his voice a mockery of seriousness. “I’d be exclusive—just for you. ‘Lakshman: Royal Hairdresser to the Princess of Mithila.’ My fees? Only the richest currency—your kind words and boundless admiration.”
Her eyes sparkled with mirth as she played along. “Oh? And what if this illustrious hairdresser one day raised his prices?”
Feigning deep thought, he tapped his chin. “Perhaps I’d demand you proclaim me the most gifted husband in all of Aryavarta. A fair trade, don’t you think?”
Her laughter bubbled over, warm and bright, as she turned to face him, her fingers lightly brushing the edge of his shawl. “You’re utterly incorrigible, dear.”
“Incorrigibly talented,” he corrected with a roguish grin, his voice dripping with mock arrogance. “And don’t forget, utterly devoted to you.”
Lakshman standing before the dressing table and braiding Urmila’s hair.
Her expression softened, the playfulness in her gaze giving way to something deeper as she touched the braid he’d so carefully crafted. Her voice was a whisper of affection. “I wouldn’t ignore you for anything in this world.”
Lakshman reached out, tucking a stray jasmine petal behind her ear. The teasing gave way to tenderness, his words now a murmur. “And I wouldn’t ignore this—for all of existence.”
In the tranquil silence that followed, their laughter melted into a warmth that wrapped around them like an embrace—a delicate dance of mischief and love that defined the symphony of their bond.
credit to chat gpt for framing of sentences and image
Originally posted by: cuteamanboy
The Hair Dresser
The chamber was aglow with a soft, golden light, casting a halo around Lakshman as he stood before the dressing table. His green dhoti was wrapped with the precision of a craftsman, and a crimson shawl hung lazily over his chiseled torso, like a flame draped over a rock. His long hair flowed over his shoulders in dark rivers, framing his face as he concentrated on Urmila’s cascade of waist-length tresses. She sat poised on the stool, her posture regal, as he deftly braided her hair, threading in jasmine flowers like fragrant stars and beads as delicate as dew.
A playful smirk danced on his lips as he teased her. “You know, dear, I believe I’ve discovered my true destiny. Perhaps it’s time to hang up my bow and become your personal hairdresser.”
Urmila’s laughter was like a chime in the quiet room, soft and melodious. She turned her head slightly, her eyes meeting his in the mirror. “And what, please tell, would Ayodhya say if the mighty warrior, famed archer and defender of dharma, traded his quiver for combs and pins?”
He leaned in, his voice a mockery of seriousness. “I’d be exclusive—just for you. ‘Lakshman: Royal Hairdresser to the Princess of Mithila.’ My fees? Only the richest currency—your kind words and boundless admiration.”
Her eyes sparkled with mirth as she played along. “Oh? And what if this illustrious hairdresser one day raised his prices?”
Feigning deep thought, he tapped his chin. “Perhaps I’d demand you proclaim me the most gifted husband in all of Aryavarta. A fair trade, don’t you think?”
Her laughter bubbled over, warm and bright, as she turned to face him, her fingers lightly brushing the edge of his shawl. “You’re utterly incorrigible, dear.”
“Incorrigibly talented,” he corrected with a roguish grin, his voice dripping with mock arrogance. “And don’t forget, utterly devoted to you.”
Lakshman standing before the dressing table and braiding Urmila’s hair.
Her expression softened, the playfulness in her gaze giving way to something deeper as she touched the braid he’d so carefully crafted. Her voice was a whisper of affection. “I wouldn’t ignore you for anything in this world.”
Lakshman reached out, tucking a stray jasmine petal behind her ear. The teasing gave way to tenderness, his words now a murmur. “And I wouldn’t ignore this—for all of existence.”
In the tranquil silence that followed, their laughter melted into a warmth that wrapped around them like an embrace—a delicate dance of mischief and love that defined the symphony of their bond.
credit to chat gpt for framing of sentences and image
Tell me about the source pls...
source
it's a fictional attempt
took help of chat gpt
Looks like PH is doing the same.Taking help of whattpad and other online novels + chatgpt to reframe the scenes .🤦♂️
may be
but even if fictional
they showed have shown such type of scenes for the couples
Originally posted by: cuteamanboy
The Hair Dresser
The chamber was aglow with a soft, golden light, casting a halo around Lakshman as he stood before the dressing table. His green dhoti was wrapped with the precision of a craftsman, and a crimson shawl hung lazily over his chiseled torso, like a flame draped over a rock. His long hair flowed over his shoulders in dark rivers, framing his face as he concentrated on Urmila’s cascade of waist-length tresses. She sat poised on the stool, her posture regal, as he deftly braided her hair, threading in jasmine flowers like fragrant stars and beads as delicate as dew.
A playful smirk danced on his lips as he teased her. “You know, dear, I believe I’ve discovered my true destiny. Perhaps it’s time to hang up my bow and become your personal hairdresser.”
Urmila’s laughter was like a chime in the quiet room, soft and melodious. She turned her head slightly, her eyes meeting his in the mirror. “And what, please tell, would Ayodhya say if the mighty warrior, famed archer and defender of dharma, traded his quiver for combs and pins?”
He leaned in, his voice a mockery of seriousness. “I’d be exclusive—just for you. ‘Lakshman: Royal Hairdresser to the Princess of Mithila.’ My fees? Only the richest currency—your kind words and boundless admiration.”
Her eyes sparkled with mirth as she played along. “Oh? And what if this illustrious hairdresser one day raised his prices?”
Feigning deep thought, he tapped his chin. “Perhaps I’d demand you proclaim me the most gifted husband in all of Aryavarta. A fair trade, don’t you think?”
Her laughter bubbled over, warm and bright, as she turned to face him, her fingers lightly brushing the edge of his shawl. “You’re utterly incorrigible, dear.”
“Incorrigibly talented,” he corrected with a roguish grin, his voice dripping with mock arrogance. “And don’t forget, utterly devoted to you.”
Lakshman standing before the dressing table and braiding Urmila’s hair.
Her expression softened, the playfulness in her gaze giving way to something deeper as she touched the braid he’d so carefully crafted. Her voice was a whisper of affection. “I wouldn’t ignore you for anything in this world.”
Lakshman reached out, tucking a stray jasmine petal behind her ear. The teasing gave way to tenderness, his words now a murmur. “And I wouldn’t ignore this—for all of existence.”
In the tranquil silence that followed, their laughter melted into a warmth that wrapped around them like an embrace—a delicate dance of mischief and love that defined the symphony of their bond.
credit to chat gpt for framing of sentences and image
Wow Beautiful Story
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