The Rickshaw Ride I Won’t Forget
It was noon. The entire day had been spent in the scorching heat of this bustling, unforgiving city. I had […]
It was noon. The entire day had been spent in the scorching heat of this bustling, unforgiving city. I had […]
I find myself in the fallen leaves scattered on the ground,crushed beneath the careless footsteps of strangers. I find myself
When all you know is to play When ignorance is a blessing Days feel endless Nights are smaller than your
There are days when I admire men. I see how society burdens them with pressure—to be strong, successful, emotionally silent.
Even after giving your best, you may still feel that you haven’t given your full potential. You constantly think, I
When we lose something or someone, it feels like the world keeps going, but we are stuck in a place
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?
The scars it leaves behind are the ones that will never abandon you.
They quietly remind you of what you’ve lost, of your struggles and deprivation.
Embrace your pain, for it will stay with you for life.
An icon of the strength you have gained.
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.