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  • The Fall from Joy

    It’s not the sadness that hurts; it’s the shift. That sudden drop from happiness into sadness, the moment when the bubble of illusion bursts, and you hit the ground of reality. Happiness is an illusion. It feels sweet, comforting, and eternal until you try to hold it. Then it slips…

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  • Lost in My Own Mirror

    You feel incomplete because you still haven’t found yourself, or you have already lost it. You do not need to find a person who completes you; you need to find yourself. Also Read:

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  • Don’t Fall in Love

    Don’t fall in love. Falling isn’t safe. Falling hurts. Also Read:

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  • Climbing Out of Myself

    Years later, today, I find myself thinking about that well where I was stuck for a while in my life. I didn’t climb into it by choice, but one day I realised I was already there. At first, I was scared of the darkness. No matter which direction I moved,…

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  • Light of Hope

    The light of your hope will show you the path even in your dark times. Also Read:

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  • Power of Appreciation

    You don’t appreciate people just because they’re doing great. You appreciate them so they can do better. Encouragement is more powerful than you think. Also read:

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