When we lose something or someone, it feels like the world keeps going, but we are stuck in a place of silence and pain.The feeling of loss doesn’t go away quickly – it stays like an uninvited guest that refuses to leave.Throughout the day, we carry a burden on our chest, pretending that everything is […]
Sometimes I think it’s easier for the people fighting on the battlefield than the war we’re fighting. At least they have a clear enemy, weapon, and attack strategy. Yes, they die, their bodies are torn apart, and there is immense destruction—but at least it’s a visible war.
We live in a society that glorifies love and relationships and presents them as the ultimate goals of life. There’s a perception that if you’re single, you’re missing something and that you’re incomplete. Movies, songs, and social media—all tell us that true happiness comes when you find “the one”. But what if that’s not entirely true? What if love and relationships are, actually, overrated?
At some point in our lives, we all face moments where we are unprepared for disappointing results. We unconsciously prepare for positive outcomes, because we naturally expect and hope for the best. We put all our efforts into winning the battle, without considering the consequences of our success or failure might bring. However, when things don’t go as planned, this mindset leaves us vulnerable and unprepared.
When I see women confronting men, be it on the street, in the market, at the workplace, or even in their homes, it gives a sense of satisfaction. It is not about endorsing conflict for its own sake but about seeing a form of justice. For generations, many men have enjoyed unchallenged privilege and dominance, often leaving women on the receiving end of condescension or neglect.
She was standing by the window again, staring intently at the dress inside the shop. Today, the dress seemed to shine even more brightly than before. She didn’t avoid looking at it this time because she was finally ready to buy it. She had all the confidence and the money she needed in her purse.
I hope we will meet soon and we will be at our best selves when we meet.During the time we are apart we work hard to achieve our goals, not specifically materialistic ones.We strive for personal growth and maturity.Our successes or failures are not so impactful as to poison our hearts with pride, hatred, comparison,
Growing older can be seen as a blessing, particularly for those who have faced severe trials and tribulations throughout their lives. For individuals who have seen challenges from a young age, the prospect of leaving behind life’s struggles and stages can bring a sense of relief, akin to the joy experienced during Christmas celebrations. Life’s
Age or old age is actually a perfect example of something that can be considered both a blessing and a curse at the same time. Throughout our lives, we go through different stages, each one leaving us with a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment. Yet, when it comes to aging, many of us may feel