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 HY!! My Name is Swikritee Koirala and  I'm from Nepal.  
              The version is full of stories sometimes real and sometimes imaginary. I  often share stories of old people and their experiences, I don't have any intention of harming anyone. If you felt offended, feel free to contact me. The version intends to motivate people in a positive way and sometimes shares the stories of ancestors. 

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