Tag: love
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Fading Passions
There was a time when I loved drawing and painting more than anything else. It wasn’t just a hobby for me; it was my way of expressing emotions that I couldn’t put into words. With every stroke of color, every pencil sketch, I felt a sense of peace, as if I was creating a world…
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Neha: A Name of Love and Renewal
My name, Neha, holds a world of meaning and significance that resonates deeply with who I am. Rooted in Sanskrit, it translates to “love,” “affection,” or “rain.” These interpretations aren’t just beautiful, they’re profoundly symbolic. Love represents warmth, kindness, and connection, while rain symbolizes renewal and hope. Together, they create a name that feels timeless…
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The Choice of Staying Single: A Psychological Perspective
In a world where societal norms often dictate the trajectory of our lives, the decision to remain single can feel like a quiet rebellion. As a 25-year-old Indian woman, I’ve often pondered this path, reflecting deeply on why marriage, a celebrated milestone for many, doesn’t resonate with everyone. Through the lens of psychology, let’s explore…
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Fragments of Hope
Is my life today what I pictured a year ago? Not at all. In fact, it’s nothing like I imagined years ago. Years ago, I was a different person – determined, ambitious, full of dreams. I still remember those moments when I sat quietly and planned my future, believing that by 2025, I would be…
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Seen and Valued
If there’s one thing I deeply hope people say about me, it’s that they appreciate me—not just for what I do, but for who I am. I hope they see the quiet strength behind my silence, the genuine care I offer even when it’s hard for me to express it openly, and the small but…
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Heart of a Child: Finding Joy in Every Moment
Being a kid at heart is like having a hidden stash of magic that keeps you young, hopeful, and curious about the world. To me, it’s a badge of honor and a reminder that growing up doesn’t mean you have to give up on wonder. It’s that part of me that still thinks dessert can…
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Live for Yourself, Not Others
Looking back on my life, there are certain lessons I wish I had learned much earlier. These lessons could have saved me from a lot of heartache, frustration, and wasted time trying to live up to expectations that were never really mine. One of the most significant lessons I’ve learned is that expectations can be…
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In the Process of Making Others Happy, I Lost Myself
In a world that often measures success by the smiles we put on others’ faces, I found myself caught in a relentless pursuit of making everyone around me happy. The art of pleasing others became my mission, my purpose, and eventually, my identity. I believed that if I could just ensure the happiness of those…
