Family pressure. Love vs expectations. Immigration guilt. Life choices. Confessions you cannot say out loud. Liyo is where Nepalese people ask what they can't ask anywhere else.
Nepalese from Nepal, Australia, UK, US, Japan and more
Why Liyo exists
Should I leave Nepal for a better future? How do I tell my parents I love someone they will not accept? Is it normal to feel lost at 30? Can I confess something I have never told anyone?
In Nepal, many topics are still too sensitive for family, too personal for friends, and too specific for generic forums. Liyo is the space in between - where people who share your culture give you real, honest answers.
No question is too personal
Family, love, immigration, career, confessions - nothing is off limits. If it matters to you, it belongs here.
From people who understand your world
Not generic advice from strangers. Responses from Nepalese people with lived experience of exactly what you are going through.
Anonymous when you need it to be
Ask what you cannot ask under your real name. Your identity stays private. No one in your life has to know it was you.
Topics
Love and relationships
Dating, marriage, breakups, and everything in between
Family and parents
Pressure, expectations, boundaries, and difficult conversations
Immigration and abroad
Visa stress, guilt of leaving, life in a new country
Career and education
Job choices, going abroad to study, parent disapproval
Life decisions
The crossroads moments that keep you up at night
Confessions and stories
Share what happened so others do not feel alone
How it works
Pick any username. No real name, no phone number, no photo required. You control what people know about you.
Post a question, share a life story, write a confession, or start a poll. All formats welcome, images too.
People who have been through the same thing respond honestly. Actual advice from people who understand Nepali life.
Pick any username. No real name, no phone number, no photo required.
Post a question, write a confession, share a story, or start a poll - with or without an image.
Nepalese people who have been through the same thing respond with honest advice.
Built for safety
Our AI moderator reviews each post before it reaches the community. Harmful, hateful, or disrespectful content is stopped automatically so conversations stay honest and safe.
Your real identity is never tied to your posts. Ask things you could never ask under your real name. No one in your life has to know.
Nepalese from all over the world - people who know the culture, the family dynamics, the pressures, and the context of your situation.
Post a question, write a confession, share your story, or create a poll. Add an image if it helps. There is no wrong way to share.
Live now
Every day, more Nepalese people find answers they could not find anywhere else.
Whatever you are going through - family pressure, relationship decisions, life abroad, career crossroads, or something you have never said out loud - there is someone here who has been there.