I'm not what I think I am, I'm not what you think I am, I am what I think you think I am.
As we navigate through the aftermath of a breakup, we come to realize that the wounds inflicted are not just skin-deep; they penetrate the very essence of our souls. Yet, amidst the pain and despair, there is resilience—the resilience to heal, to love again, and to reclaim the beauty and magic that once defined our existence. For while a lover may leave, love itself endures, waiting patiently to be rediscovered and embraced once more.
Why don’t you try to talk to him, to work things out?” someone asks her.
“Because when you love someone, you want what’s best for them, even if it’s not you anymore. You want the person to be happy, and I can’t remember the last time I made him happy. There was a time when he was the best thing for me and I hope I was the best thing for him, but that time has passed. Now all we did was hurt each other with cruel words and painful actions. And I don’t want that for him; I want happiness for him, not dysfunction. And that’s what we ended up being. So I’m going to let him go; not because I want to, but because I have to,” she answers while looking at her hands where his once fit perfectly.
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You see, addiction is a tricky thing. You never realize your addiction until you become an addict. What I'm trying to say is that I think I'm addicted to you.
You are like the cigarette I cannot leave without finishing it all. Is it right? To call you a type of addiction? Is it love? Infatuation? Or jealousy that you'll love someone more than me? That you'll find someone better than me, prettier, more interesting, more intelligent, more relatable, and just perfect... more perfect than …
Often we fight invisible struggles, everyone is masking their demons. Still from peeks and peeps we see true colours through time.Dont take it to your heart. What can you really do?! I am not saying you didn't try. I won't either say you should have tried harder. May be you did your best, maybe it …
Some people get very nostalgic when talking about their childhood, and I absolutely cannot fucking relate. I was weak, I was helpless, I was taken advantage of because I could not fight back.Sometimes I feel like my childhood had been systematically robbed from me. I was bullied, I was abused, I was beaten, I was …
Do you ever miss somebody so badly that your entire body starts to ache? Your head hurts and your forehead feels heavy and your face feels like it doesn't belong there? Something stings inside your chest from time to time, and your lips run dry and your heart palpitates and sometimes your hands shake just …
Today I turned 41 years old, and what I’m about to tell you may seem cliché, but it’s all true. I’ve lived through some very serious life lessons, but they have made me who I am, and truth be told, I’ve never been better or loved myself more. Honestly, I’ve never been better.
Most children aged 2-10 yrs are considered to be picky eaters. Mothers generally have lots of questions in mind regarding the nutrition of their children. Example- Am I giving him/her the right food? 2. Is he/she getting complete nutrition? 3. Does he/she have good immunity? 4. Is his/her weight and height right for his/her age? …
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