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6/15/2025, 8:03:35 AM

I already know who the loml is we just not cool rn

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6/15/2025, 8:03:12 AM

"The piano fell silent, and the maestro's baton was broken, never to be used again."🖤

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6/15/2025, 12:47:49 PM

Depression doesn’t always look like tears or visible sadness. Sometimes, it’s the quiet kind — the blankness that sits in your chest, the lack of reaction to things you used to love, the stillness in your mind where thoughts used to move freely. It’s not always about crying — sometimes it’s not feeling much at all. It’s days where you go through the motions, disconnected from everything around you, unsure how to explain it to the people who ask. If you’ve felt this way, you’re not alone. There’s nothing wrong with you for not being able to “snap out of it.” This is what depression can look like, and it’s valid. You’re not invisible, and you deserve support — even on the days where you can’t quite put the feeling into words.

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6/15/2025, 8:04:31 AM

Happy Father’s Day to every dad who may not always say much, who plays it cool, stays quiet, or acts like nothing bothers him, but shows love in the little ways. Even when you seem nonchalant, your care still shows. You may not always say the words, but your actions speak louder. Today is your day. You’re seen, you’re valued, and you’re loved more than you know.

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6/15/2025, 6:20:06 AM

My daily routine is really easy.. i wake up & i suffer

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6/15/2025, 12:47:46 PM

I don’t ask for help often—not because I don’t need it, but because somewhere along the way, I learned to carry things quietly. Maybe it’s pride, maybe it’s habit, or maybe it's the fear of being a burden. I’ve gotten used to figuring things out on my own, even when the weight feels too heavy. But the truth is, strength isn’t found in silence—it’s found in knowing when to reach out, when to say, “I can’t do this alone.” There’s no shame in needing support. We weren’t created to handle life by ourselves. Whether it’s leaning on a friend, talking to God, or simply admitting that we’re not okay, there’s power in asking for help. Vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s courage in action. And every time we let someone in, we remind ourselves that we’re human, not invincible. It’s okay to ask. It’s okay to need. And it’s okay to not carry it all alone.

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6/15/2025, 12:48:01 PM

Love yourself so much that you won’t let anyone treat you less than you deserve. When you truly value who you are—flaws, strengths, and everything in between—you naturally set a higher standard for how others can enter and exist in your life. Self-love isn't arrogance; it's a quiet confidence that says, "I know my worth." It means refusing to tolerate disrespect, manipulation, or anything that threatens your peace. The more you honor yourself, the more you'll attract relationships and environments that reflect that same respect. Loving yourself deeply creates a foundation no one can shake. It empowers you to walk away from what no longer serves you, even when it’s hard. It teaches you that being alone is better than being surrounded by people who make you feel lonely. So choose yourself—every day, in every way. Protect your energy, honor your boundaries, and never apologize for putting your well-being first. That kind of love is not just powerful; it's transformative.

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6/15/2025, 12:47:57 PM

Happy Father’s Day to the men who carry the weight of love in quiet strength and unwavering presence. Fathers have a way of showing up—not always with grand gestures, but with steady hands, late-night pep talks, and the silent promise that everything will be okay. Whether it’s through a shared laugh, a tough lesson, or just being there when it counts, your love leaves a lasting imprint on the hearts of those you care for. Today, we celebrate every kind of dad—those who raised us, stepped in for us, and stood by us when we needed them most. We also hold space for the fathers watching from heaven, whose love still echoes in our lives, and for the soon-to-be dads whose hearts are already full of hope and promise. Your sacrifices may go unspoken, but they are never unnoticed. Thank you for being a rock when the world feels shaky, for teaching us what strength and compassion look like side by side. Happy Father’s Day—from all of us, including those remembering, those becoming, and those still learning what it means to be a dad:

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6/15/2025, 8:03:09 AM

I always see old couples and just wonder how many times they forgave each other...

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6/15/2025, 6:20:03 AM

We always talk about the love that is loud, strong and visible. But what about the silent love? A love that is pure, without any filter. Whether it is about loving someone or being loved by someone. Being loved is rare. But loving someone, admiring them silently and always praying for their betterment. isn't it a surreal feeling? Silent love is rare. it is deep. it is powerful. Not everyone can understand it and it doesn't even matter. What matters is that feeling. A vivid sense of attachment rails in. You feel the void within, but you don't feel it as a whole. you learn the art of acceptance without any expectations or complaints. You feel something that can't be expressed - just in words. But you or even stories. I guess this is when we realise, we understand why it is always said that - silence is powerful:)