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Suvan
Suvan by Man_anPlayz August 15, 2021
Suparna
Suparna is a crazy girl who never minds anyone's word. She is very kind hearted and cute. She is a kind of childish girl and queen of other hearts. She could win anybody's heart by her words.
She is very friendly and everyone praises her talent and loves her.
She is very friendly and everyone praises her talent and loves her.
Subarno
A guy who's a genius but doesn't know how to interact with humans. He knows everything about physics and politics and economics and history, but is super lazy and won't do anything without the incentive of chocolate. He also can trade stocks somehow. He is the guy everyone needs to survive an apocalypse, just for his sock fighting.
Subarno by just some person with time July 4, 2018
Suparna
The girl name Suparna is a Sanskrit word which means, "Goddess Parvati." It also stems from the hindi word which means, "sundarta or BEAUTY/ BEAUTIFUL." It also stems from the word which means, "golden bird,vehicle of lord Vishnu." It also stems from the word which means, "golden bird,vehicle of lord Vishnu."
The literal meaning of the word means leafy. Parna means leaf, so therefore suparna means with leaves, hence leafy.
The word also means golden wings.
One in every 87,775 Americans are named as SUPARNA and popularity of name SUPARNA is 11.39 people per million.
If we compare the popularity statistics of SUPARNA to USA's population statistics, we can estimate that as of July.27.2010 there are 3,530 people named as SUPARNA in the United States and the number of SUPARNA's are increasing by 30 people every year.
The literal meaning of the word means leafy. Parna means leaf, so therefore suparna means with leaves, hence leafy.
The word also means golden wings.
One in every 87,775 Americans are named as SUPARNA and popularity of name SUPARNA is 11.39 people per million.
If we compare the popularity statistics of SUPARNA to USA's population statistics, we can estimate that as of July.27.2010 there are 3,530 people named as SUPARNA in the United States and the number of SUPARNA's are increasing by 30 people every year.
Suparna's are generally Rational, Honorable, Confident, Pensive, Worker, Skillful, Difficult, Enlivened
Suparna by princessandthefrog July 27, 2010
Savarnaverse
Savarnaverse is a universe just like a cinematic universe, only thing here is that this universe is real with its rules, regulations, culture etc. Its a white-west worshipping universe created by and for the savarna people. Us ‘others’ need to follow these rules in order to get anything in life, like: a good career, education, money, love, friendship or merely an existence. From food we eat to the media we consume, the heroes on the posters, politicians, Instagram influencers, what is good enough for dating, friendship, what is cool, what is not cool, music, dance, news anchors, shows, movies, everything is decided from the comfort of a savarna mindspace. It’s a universe where Dalit, Bahujan, Adivasi(DBA) people are aliens and its extremely difficult often deathly to form any kind of relationship.
There is an invisible line of segregation in this universe that we as Bahujans can never cross because then we step into their comfort zone and make them uncomfortable. We are good enough to be associated with but not good enough to be close friends, good enough to be entertainers but not good enough to date. In this savarnaverse, DBA men are demonized and are unattractive while DBA women are overly sexualised, objectified for savarna people, it’s an invisible form of untouchability. We are just props for their shows, subjects for their thesis, a check box in their list to make themselves look morally good. They memorize our struggle and wear it like a medal around their necks.
There is an invisible line of segregation in this universe that we as Bahujans can never cross because then we step into their comfort zone and make them uncomfortable. We are good enough to be associated with but not good enough to be close friends, good enough to be entertainers but not good enough to date. In this savarnaverse, DBA men are demonized and are unattractive while DBA women are overly sexualised, objectified for savarna people, it’s an invisible form of untouchability. We are just props for their shows, subjects for their thesis, a check box in their list to make themselves look morally good. They memorize our struggle and wear it like a medal around their necks.
Example 1:
Person 1: "Bro, Payal Tadvi committed suicide because she was bullied for her caste. Her bullies got away just with few weeks of suspension."
Person 2: "She was a Dalit bro, we live in a savarnaverse and she broke the rules of this universe, her bullies followed the rules and are now free"
Example 2:
Person 1 : "Wow Nitin, you are so good at football, did so well in exams too. I can't believe you are an Adivasi, are you sure you are Adivasi?"
Person 2 : "Yes, I am because despite all this I don't have a friend life or love life because I exist in this savarnaverse, I am only allowed to be close around my people. "
Person 1: "No matter what political background one comes from: leftist, rightist, Marxist, communist, capitalist etc. you have to cater to the superiority of the savarnas otherwise you will not be “nice enough”. This is known as 'Savarnaverse'."
Person 1: "Bro, Payal Tadvi committed suicide because she was bullied for her caste. Her bullies got away just with few weeks of suspension."
Person 2: "She was a Dalit bro, we live in a savarnaverse and she broke the rules of this universe, her bullies followed the rules and are now free"
Example 2:
Person 1 : "Wow Nitin, you are so good at football, did so well in exams too. I can't believe you are an Adivasi, are you sure you are Adivasi?"
Person 2 : "Yes, I am because despite all this I don't have a friend life or love life because I exist in this savarnaverse, I am only allowed to be close around my people. "
Person 1: "No matter what political background one comes from: leftist, rightist, Marxist, communist, capitalist etc. you have to cater to the superiority of the savarnas otherwise you will not be “nice enough”. This is known as 'Savarnaverse'."
Savarnaverse by Brokenbeatandscarred July 17, 2021
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murderhobo
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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