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  • A young female explorer sitting on a mountain with a backpack, enjoying nature under a golden sky, symbolizing curiosity and the art of never stopping wonder.

    The Art of Never Stopping Wonder

  • A thoughtful woman sitting by a window, reflecting quietly with the title Be Your Own Therapist by Nihshabd.

    Be Your Own Therapist | A Poem on Self-Healing

  • The Hard Years: A woman walking along a quiet beach at sunset, carrying a glowing lantern as a symbol of hope, resilience, and healing.

    The Hard Years: Not the Final Chapter

  • Illustration of a smiling bank passbook imagining a sequel with more deposits, fewer bills, and a happy ending.

    If My Bank Passbook Had a Sequel

  • Featured image for “What Villain Actually Had a Good Point? Maybe It Was Mogambo” showing Bollywood villain Mogambo beside the title of a humorous poem about appreciation and everyday heroes.

    What Villain Actually Had a Good Point? Maybe It Was Mogambo

  • If You Could Live Anywhere in the World… I’d Never Choose Just One Place | Nihshabd

    If You Could Live Anywhere in the World | Never Just One Place

  • Illustrated featured image showing a car at the edge of a lake after following Google Maps, representing how a little chaos and unexpected moments create life’s best stories.

    A Little Chaos, A Lot of Great Stories

  • Who is your favorite blogger to follow? Featured image for a heartfelt blogging community tribute by Nihshabd.

    To the Hearts Behind the Words 

  • Illustration of friendship terms and conditions with a notebook, coffee mug, and flowers symbolizing trust, broken friendship, healing, and new beginnings.

    The Friendship Terms & Conditions I Forgot to Read

  • How I improve my sleep by stopping overthinking and letting my pillow do the rest.

    What Do I Do to Improve My Sleep? (Spoiler: I Don’t!)