More: All too often we are fooled by advice and experience. We accept that certain things can never be made possible. It is this submission to “undeniable” arguments and facts that damages our spirit. It is this that kills our enthusiasm for games we might play with life. Struggle doesn’t kill us. Continue reading Beautiful Hope
More: Unhappy relationships get as unsatisfying and unpleasant as they do because of one or more causes. Some of these causes might have their roots in deeper personal issues, and be hinting at psychological constraints or brain imbalances. Some others might be attributed to pure habit, or to underdeveloped understanding of, and empathy for another person. Continue reading Relationship Killers
More: Circumstances injure us. People wound us. But the thing is, we recover. We always do. It’s just that we allow ourselves to be troubled by the pace at which we are expected to—if not by others, then by our own selves. Continue reading Heal Slow
More: Sometimes people won’t say sorry not because they don’t regret anything, but because they regret something so much, their insides are convinced a word or more wouldn’t capture, much less convey, the enormity of remorse Continue reading Sorry Enough
More: Make a list of those that have unconditional faith in you. Those that do take notice, yet aren’t too perturbed, when you stumble. Those that don’t think they need to say how sorry they are if you fall. Those that concern themselves far less with the outcomes you achieve than they do with the efforts you make. Continue reading Carry Your Armour
Sidenote: Yes, you’ll have to make a leap. Yes, you’ll have to have faith. Yes, it may hurt. Yes, it may drain you. Yes, it may not last. But, if you want to live it, at some point, you have to abandon all your calculations Continue reading Love Mad
Sidenote: A lot many times when we think we have fallen in love with someone, it’s actually the state of emotional high experienced previously in a romantic relationship that we are recalling and, to an extent, reliving. Continue reading Love For What
More: Love and respect can, and should, complement each other. One doesn’t necessarily imply the other. But sometimes we mistake that so is the case. That love encompasses respect. That, if someone loves you, they must surely respect you. Continue reading Respect. Always.
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