mukshada

[mukshada]

You can cherish and care about people in different ways. Think about the different kinds of yellow. Even the same color can take different names depending on its chroma. The same goes for human emotions, such as affection. Fondness, hatred, love, friendship, and lust. They are like a rainbow.

— It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

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Your body is honest. When you’re in physical pain, you cry. But the heart is a liar. It stays quiet even when it’s hurting. Then, when you’re asleep, you finally weep and whimper like a dog.

— It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

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You shouldn’t be embarrassed about being sad.

— It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

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I’m a rock. Go ahead and sear me. I won’t budge an inch because I’m a rock. Go ahead and beat me up. I’m a solid rock. Go ahead and leave me in darkness. I’m a rock that will shine all alone. I don’t break, ash, nor decay as I go against nature’s way. I survive. I’m diamond ✨✨✨✨

~itaewon class

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Even though we woke up earlier than others, even though we went to bed later than others, we never had time. We lived harder than anyone, but because a resumé that doesn’t know anything seems to pretend to know all of me, I’m angry, I’m frustrated. ~ Choi ae ra

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“The morning will come again.

No darkness, no season is eternal ~ Spring Day

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Adults feel pain, too.  It’s just that adults keep it bottled up. They were just busy being adults, and they just acted strong due to the pressure that came with their age.

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If you’re lonely, act lonely. If things are hard, act like things are hard. Don’t act strong all the time, okay?

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"Dad don't automatically become dads the moment the child is born. It was my first time being a dad" - sung dong II

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"The rain isn’t a big deal. Even if you’re the only one without an umbrella, it’s fine. Just get wet. Get wet and run."

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"We couldn't help getting angry when we were hurt; we had no choice in the matter. We can, however, make a decision about whether we'll allow that anger to turn into rage." ~ Brian Jones

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she believed , she could. So she did