My maid husband is next level drug addicted. And she work and earn money with hard work yesterday he took her mobile and give it to other person for the drug(smack). Now she need money to get her hard earned money mobile. I helped her with money and told her next time i won't be able to help as it can happen again did i said or done anything wrong here.

I don't think you did anything wrong. Instead you helped her. Plus you can't always help her so it's not wrong also what you said.

Hi everyone.........☺️

Alcohol

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3am Thoughts

Wanna talk anyone ???

i keep complaining about how i don’t wanna  be single anymore yet anytime someone shows interest in me i start praying they don’t actually like me lol. It’s not that i’m scared of getting hurt or that i’m afraid of commitment or anything like that, it’s simply that it makes me cringe, idk if it makes sense but i feel so stupid and weird whenever i like someone for real and they like me back bc then i actually start to fall and to get stressed about it, which means that i care and i don’t like caring for other people ?¿ idk maybe this makes me sound insane, i swear i’m a very caring person but i just don’t like when i start caring for someone i just met and i care about what they think about me, how they’re doing etc etc:/ 

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Hmm I really need to talk something 
Can anyone help me ?

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Anyone wants to connect?

I am good texter, I can win hearts when I talk on text
 
When it comes to talking to people in real, I am bad as fu**

I know I need to do more of talking to get better at it, but I feel I go blank when I start talking 

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"In 2013, I underwent a profound transformation. 
What had once been a positive and open-hearted person had gradually morphed into someone I barely recognised.
Negativity, anger, and a readiness to engage in conflict had become my default responses to life's challenges. My mother's loving concern was like a mirror reflecting on my actions and words, highlighting the moments when I had overreacted or allowed mean-spiritedness to take hold. 
It was a moment of reckoning, realising I had become someone I didn't want to be. 
As I delved into introspection, I unearthed a series of insights that illuminated the factors contributing to my negative transformation. 
Firstly, I recognised the significant role of my social environment. I had surrounded myself with individuals who thrived on backbiting and gossip. Their toxic energy was seeping into me. 
Secondly, I understood the law of reciprocity - what you give to the world, you receive in return. 
Lastly, I acknowledged that I failed to recognise the blessings surrounding me. 
I embarked on a transformation journey with these realisations as my guiding light. 
The first step was a conscious effort to distance myself from those friends who thrived on negativity and gossip. Next, I made a commitment to practice gratitude daily. Each morning and night, I would reflect on the things I was grateful for, no matter how small. 
Perhaps the most powerful change was my decision to smile more often. I recognised the impact of a simple smile on my well-being and the people around me. It became a daily habit, a conscious effort to radiate positivity. 
The lessons I learned during this transformation are a testament to the power of self-awareness, gratitude, and the influence of our social environment.
In the end, I emerged from this experience not as a new person, but as the person I had always been meant to be.......

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Stay Happy, Stay Blessed,
Love 
Neha 😍

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