My love for her is enough to let her go. 
I won't stop her if she would ready to leave me. My love is true and I know it, it is not necessary that she would me mine I know that too. Whenever she wants she can leave me I won't utter a single word I am never into a love which should be done forcefully because one day or other it will tear you apart and make you suffer more. She is real love to me. I am really not one of those guys who can replace her love with an aonther new girl. 
No other girl can take her place, not in this life atleast.

Might be I can be in a relationship after she leave me but still there would be no that kind of attachment, feelings and emotion. 

You would be perfectly fine bro..you'll live, enjoy, love, laugh through heart, believe me... I heard Time heals everything

Long Distance Relationship

It's been difficult for me to stay alone and single. It's been fucking 4 years from my past. 😶

3am Thoughts

How to leave the girl (who cheated) such that she would regret ditching me or what to do if a girl firstly left you then that same girl realizes that she has fallen in love with the one who she ditched first?

Love

The whole world tells her
She has scars, she is dirty
But he was the only one
Who told her how beautiful she is
From inside out
How she is just like a moon
Who has her own scars
But make the whole world shine brightly with her smile. 

- Ishita Khanna

I have my exam this month. 
Last two years have been very difficult for me in all aspects family friends academics.
I ahve been looking forward to this exam because I couldn't give my best the first time.
I feel like I am giving up on doing well in this exam.
I don't want to I am trying but it's just this vicious cycle. 
I have lost my friends and I feel very lonely too. 


Exhausted

Its been 10 years now but i can't forget days and memories i had with him someone truly said memories never die
I miss him 

On my 28th birthday, I found myself lost in thought instead of celebrating. Worrying about various aspects of my life plagued me and kept dwelling on the past. I couldn't figure out what was wrong, and it was preventing me from enjoying my special day.

I paused momentarily, took a deep breath, and decided to write down all my thoughts. I couldn't help but compare myself to my friends and cousins of the same age, wondering where I stood in comparison.

But then, something remarkable happened. I stumbled upon a video that had a profound message: "What's the hurry? You're exactly where you should be." This simple phrase was an eye-opener for me. It made me realise that I lived in a bubble-shaped by societal norms, family expectations, and the pressure to conform to others' timelines.

👏I understood it was okay if I wasn't entirely content with my job or had yet to discover my passion.
👏 It was okay if I hadn't followed the same life trajectory as my friends, especially regarding marriage.
👏 Most importantly, I grasped that I had grown up, but it's okay to make and learn from mistakes.

This realisation gave me relief and a renewed perspective on life. It reminded me that I should embrace my unique journey and pace, free from the weight of comparisons and societal expectations.

Recognising these myths and replacing them with more realistic and constructive beliefs is essential. Your 20s are a valuable time for self-discovery, personal growth, and learning from your positive and negative experiences. Embrace the opportunities and challenges that come your way and use them to build a fulfilling life on your own terms.

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