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“Dear Life, I am slowly falling in love with you again”

— Conee Berdera

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“Damaged people are dangerous. They know they can survive.”

— Josephine Hart, Damage

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“You were a dream. Then a reality. Now a memory.”

— Iain Thomas, The City Rises and Falls

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Jenna Ortega

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“Just because something is beautiful doesn’t mean it’s good.”

— Alex Flinn, Beastly

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“Don’t do something permanently stupid just because you’re temporarily upset.”

— Unknown

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It's my 12 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

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In Their Arms, I Found My Peace

There are times in life when the mind feels heavy, weighed down by thoughts, uncertainties, or just the quiet exhaustion of going through the motions. Recently, I found myself in one of those phases — mentally tired, emotionally distant, trying to find some peace in the chaos. It was in that exact moment that my loved ones did what they do best — they showed up, not with grand gestures, but with their simple, healing presence.

This photo was taken in the heart of our home, a place where laughter echoes through the walls and memories are etched into every corner. In the frame with me are three of the strongest, most beautiful souls in my life — my sister, my little niece, and our mother.

They didn’t ask many questions. They didn’t try to fix what I was feeling. They just sat beside me, held me close, and made sure I felt safe, seen, and loved. My niece wrapped her little arms around all of us like a tiny bridge of joy connecting our hearts. My sister leaned in, reminding me that no matter how grown we become, siblings are forever. And my mother — her smile alone was enough to melt away the weight of the world.

This wasn’t just a photo. It was a moment of healing. A reminder that no matter what storms we carry inside, there’s unmatched peace in being held by the ones who truly know us. Sometimes, home isn’t just a place — it’s people. And in their warmth, I found light again.

-AK

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“I learned not to trust people; I learned not to believe what they say but to watch what they do. I learned to suspect that everyone is capable of living a lie. I came to believe that other people - even when you think you know them well - are ultimately unknowable.”

— Lynn Barber

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Let’s be honest—maintaining a genuine friendship after a breakup is often unrealistic. It blurs emotional boundaries and can seriously disrupt the healing process for both people. While it might seem peaceful to stay friends, the reality is that unresolved feelings, shared memories, and the need for personal growth can make that "friendship" unhealthy and unsustainable in the long run. Sometimes, creating distance is the most respectful and beneficial choice for everyone involved.

Staying friends after a breakup can hinder healing and blur emotional lines—distance is sometimes the healthier path.

-AK

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The Nature of Betrayal – A Lesson in Growth

No matter the relationship, once someone betrays you, trusting them again should never be a decision made lightly. Even when reconnecting with someone who pushed you away during a critical moment, caution is essential.

In life, we come across countless people. And at some stage, some of them show us a different face — a face hiding cruelty, jealousy, betrayal, or deceit.

When someone betrays you, don’t dismiss it as just a momentary lapse and open your heart again. Betrayal is not an accident. It’s a pattern — a part of who they are.

A single bad experience, a miscommunication, or a brief conversation is never enough to truly understand someone’s mind.

Betrayal isn’t just a change in behavior — it’s a reflection of character. So when you realize someone doesn’t truly care for you, but you still need to keep them in your life, forgive them — because sometimes, practicality demands it.

But never let your heart walk that same road again.

Life isn’t just about surviving. It’s about growing.

And if you develop the wisdom to recognize betrayal through your inner vision, that’s one of life’s greatest achievements. We can choose whether to continue at the places we were once hurt, or to walk away.

Our mind understands the body’s silent language.

Let your wisdom awaken before your heart folds under the weight of pain.

-AK

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“Someone somewhere is searching for you in every person they meet.”

— Unknown

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Both feeling inferior or superior based on caste or any other arbitrary factor is not a reflection of genuine human values. Such beliefs perpetuate discrimination and inequality, which can have tragic consequences for individuals and society as a whole. It's important to promote equality, respect, and inclusivity among all people.

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