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  • Thankfully, Only My Dignity Was Fractured

    Thankfully, Only My Dignity Was Fractured

    Have you ever broken a bone?

    Have You Ever Broken a Bone?

    The moment I read this prompt, my brain did not ask,
    “Have I ever broken a bone?”

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    It immediately asked:

    “Wait… whose bone are we talking about here?” 🤨

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    Because honestly, the wording felt slightly suspicious.
    Like the prompt was quietly investigating my criminal history.

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    For a second I genuinely wanted to reply:

    “Your Honor, before I answer, I would like my lawyer present.” 🤭

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    But thankfully, no.
    I have never broken a bone.

    Not mine.
    Not anyone else’s either.
    Very proud of this peaceful achievement, by the way. ✨

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    Which is honestly shocking considering the number of times my toes have violently collided with furniture.

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    And I don’t mean a gentle little bump.
    I mean full-speed emotional impact.

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    One time the swelling was SO bad that I had already started imagining dramatic X-rays (which, unfortunately, I actually had to get done), hospital scenes, and an inspiring recovery journey.

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    But apparently my bones looked at the situation and said:

    “Not today.” 😌

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    Meanwhile I was walking around the house like an injured freedom fighter for fifteen days.🫣

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    At this point, my skeleton deserves employee-of-the-month recognition.🤭

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    Though emotionally?
    Different story.

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    A few days ago, I confidently waved back at someone…
    who was actually waving at the person behind me.🤭

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    And I’m sorry, but some things fracture beyond medical repair.😪

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    I still think about it randomly and suffer.

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    So no broken bones so far.
    Just broken dignity, damaged confidence, and occasional attacks from table corners. ✨

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    A cozy illustrated scene of a girl with a bandaged foot sitting beside a table corner, surrounded by funny notes about broken dignity, awkward waving, and surviving life without broken bones.
    Bones survived. Dignity… still recovering. 🤭

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    With love,

    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Work-Life Balance, Homemaker Edition

    Work-Life Balance, Homemaker Edition

    How do you balance work and home life?

    How do I balance home and life?

    Very professionally.

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    I ignore one thing while doing another. ✨

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    I’ll start cleaning one corner of the house and somehow end up reorganizing a drawer nobody has opened since the Mughal era.

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    I keep things in “safe places” so safe that even I can’t find them later.
    I make tea and forget to drink it.
    I fold clothes nicely knowing fully well someone will pull out one T-shirt like they’re auditioning for a disaster documentary.

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    And why does everyone in the house ask questions only when I finally sit down?

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    The entire day is basically:
    getting up, keeping things back where they belong, and repeating,
    “Ye yahan kisne rakha???”

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    But honestly… somewhere between reheating tea, fixing little messes, hearing people call my name from every room, and ending the night with a tired smile…

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    I think this is my balance.

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    Not perfect.
    Not organized.
    Just a home slowly held together with small everyday love.

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    A cozy featured image showing a homemaker holding tea in a warm kitchen with handwritten notes and the title “Work-Life Balance, Homemaker Edition”.
    Keeping the house running… one reheated cup of tea at a time. ☕✨

    With love,

    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Tiny Sacrifices of a Dramatically Distracted Person 🌻

    Tiny Sacrifices of a Dramatically Distracted Person 🌻

    What sacrifices have you made in life?

    People ask about sacrifices in life
    as if I marched through storms
    and gave up everything for greatness.

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    Meanwhile, I once sacrificed
    an entire evening
    trying to take one decent candid photo
    only to use the first blurry picture anyway.

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    I have sacrificed sleep
    to imaginary conversations
    that never happened.

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    I have sacrificed productivity
    to “I’ll just sit for five minutes”
    and somehow became emotionally attached
    to the floor, the ceiling,
    and my own thoughts.

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    I have sacrificed money
    to iced coffee, pretty notebooks,
    and things described online as
    “small little joys”
    which is honestly
    a very dangerous category.

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    I have sacrificed my dignity
    while confidently waving back at someone
    who was waving at the person behind me.
    And since embarrassment was already guaranteed,
    I finished the wave properly too.

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    I have sacrificed my self-respect
    by checking the fridge repeatedly
    as if new food appears
    through manifestation.

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    And perhaps my biggest sacrifice of all
    acting normal
    after saying “you too”
    to a waiter who told me to enjoy my meal.

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    So no,
    I have not sacrificed kingdoms, dreams, or destiny.
    But I have survived
    many tiny embarrassments with remarkable courage. 🌻

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    A cozy illustrated blog cover featuring the title “Tiny Sacrifices of a Dramatically Distracted Person” with warm aesthetic decor and the signature “Nihshabd.”
    Tiny battles. Tiny embarrassments. Tiny sacrifices. 🌻

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    With love,

    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Some Things Refuse to Age✨

    Some Things Refuse to Age✨

    What’s the oldest things you’re wearing today?

    The oldest thing I’m wearing today
    is the way I still fall in love with tiny things. 🌸

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    Tiny joys.
    Tiny moments.
    Tiny unnecessary happiness that serves absolutely no purpose except making life feel softer.

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    I still look at the moon like she personally came to visit me.
    I still pause for orange skies, old songs playing from another room, cold pillows, and the smell of books I had no intention of buying.

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    Some people became cooler with age.
    I became the kind of person who whispers “the sky looks so pretty today” like it’s confidential information.🫣

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    I still listen to songs older than me like they’re personal memories.
    I still open cupboards just to touch my mother’s old sarees sometimes
    soft with time, carrying the quiet fragrance of another generation.
    And somehow, certain fabrics don’t just hold threads,
    they hold festivals, old conversations, familiar laughter, entire versions of home.

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    And honestly, I think that’s the oldest part of me.

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    Not my habits.
    Not my memories.
    Not even the emotional damage carefully marinated over the years.

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    Just this stubborn little ability to be delighted by life.

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    And truthfully, I wasn’t always like this.
    There was a time I thought happiness had to arrive loudly
    as achievements, big moments, big plans, big miracles.

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    But the last few years quietly taught me otherwise.

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    Now I think life mostly happens in smaller ways.

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    In warm tea.
    In window seats.
    In hearing your favorite song unexpectedly.
    In someone remembering how you take your chai.☕️
    In old songs drifting through another room while the evening slowly settles around you.

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    Maybe growing up was never supposed to mean becoming less amazed.✨
    Maybe the real tragedy is how many people stopped noticing the softness around them.

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    Meanwhile, I’m still out here treating fairy lights like a spiritual experience and old sarees like heirlooms from another universe.

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    And frankly?
    I hope that part of me never ages. ✨
    Someone has to keep reacting to flowers and clouds like they’re celebrity sightings. ☺️

    Warm nostalgic artwork with old sarees, books, tea, and the title Some Things Refuse to Age ✨
    Some softness never really leaves us. 🌸

    With Love,

    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Too Glamorous To Stay In The Wrong Chapter

    Too Glamorous To Stay In The Wrong Chapter

    Apparently life looked at my carefully planned storyline, laughed dramatically, spilled coffee on the script, added unnecessary character development, a few trust issues, three emotional plot twists, and then said —
    “Now survive this, princess.” 🎭✨

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    And honestly?
    For a while I thought the story was over.

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    Because nobody prepares you for the chapters where you outgrow people, dreams change addresses, happiness becomes shy, and even your own mirror looks at you like,
    “Girl… what exactly are we doing?” 😭

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    But maybe that’s the beauty of life.
    It doesn’t ask us to stay the same person forever.

    Maybe we were never meant to remain the “good chapter.”
    Maybe we were meant to become the author. 🌙

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    So yes…
    rewrite the story.

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    Delete the scenes where you begged for bare minimum love.
    Cut off the side characters who only appeared for drama and free emotional snacks.
    Give yourself the main-character background music you deserved from the beginning. 🎻✨

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    Romanticize your healing.
    Wear the outfit.
    Start again at 28, 38, or 78.
    Text less. Sleep more.
    Stop shrinking to fit places that couldn’t even hold your honesty.
    And please… stop treating your dreams like spam messages. 😭

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    Because the truth is
    some endings are not tragedies.
    They’re just life clearing the stage before your real entrance.

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    And one day, when everything finally makes sense,
    you’ll sit with your older, wiser self, sip overpriced coffee dramatically, and whisper


    “Thank God I rewrote that chapter.” ☕✨

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    Until then…
    keep the mystery alive, keep the heart soft, and keep editing the story like a slightly unhinged poet with WiFi and emotional damage. 💌

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    A dreamy illustrated woman in a soft ivory saree sits by a golden sunset window, quietly rewriting her story in a journal. The aesthetic cover features warm cinematic lighting, elegant typography, and the title “Too Glamorous To Stay In The Wrong Chapter” with the author name Nihshabd below.
    Soft heart. New chapter. ✨🌙

    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Too Weird to Follow, Too Chaotic to Lead 👑

    Too Weird to Follow, Too Chaotic to Lead 👑

    Are you a leader or a follower?

    “Leader or follower?”
    Neither, honestly 😭

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    I’m the self-appointed queen of my own chaos. 👑✨

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    Some days my brain gives TED Talks,
    some days my heart starts a rebellion,
    and some days the butterflies in my stomach
    run a full circus without permission 🦋🎪

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    I don’t follow crowds…
    but trusting me as a leader is also a risky business.
    Even my own plans look at me and say,
    “Girl… be serious for once.” 🫣

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    My inner compass doesn’t point north.
    It points toward
    “whatever feels dramatic and fun.” 💫

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    And honestly?
    I’ve stopped trying to look “sorted.”
    The universe clearly made me with extra glitter,
    questionable decisions,
    and a personality that treats peace like a temporary side quest 😌

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    I romanticize tiny moments,
    argue with myself like a podcast guest,
    create fake scenarios before sleeping,
    and somehow survive every emotional plot twist
    with late-night overthinking,
    pretty sunsets,
    and pure cinematic delusion ✨🌙

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    People keep asking me to “pick a lane,”
    but I am the traffic, the weather, and the unexpected detour 😭🦋

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    So no
    I’m not a leader.
    I’m not a follower.

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    I’m just the main character
    of a beautifully confused little universe
    where logic is optional,
    vibes have permanent authority,
    and chaos wears a tiny invisible crown 👑💫

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    A dark dreamy aesthetic poster with soft butterflies, golden sparkles, and elegant typography reading “Too Weird to Follow, Too Chaotic to Lead” signed by Nihshabd. 🦋✨
    Too magical for rules, too chaotic for labels 👑🫣

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    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Unfortunately, Everyone in My Life Is a Fruit

    Unfortunately, Everyone in My Life Is a Fruit

    List your top 5 favorite fruits.

    I used to think choosing favorite fruits was easy.
    Then I realized fruits are basically people with vitamins.

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    Some look sweet and ruin your peace.
    Some look hard and turn out softer than your overused pillow.
    And some… honestly belong in therapy.

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    So here’s my completely unscientific, emotionally damaged fruit ranking:

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    1. Mango

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    The dangerously attractive people.
    Zero consistency. Full personality.
    They appear once a year, disturb your emotional balance,
    make life feel cinematic for three days,
    then vanish like a government website after login.

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    2. Banana

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    The simple, dependable people.
    No confusion. No emotional puzzles.
    Just kindness, consistency,
    and replies that don’t require detective work.

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    The kind of people
    who say “reached home” without being reminded
    and somehow restore your faith in humanity a little. 🍌

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    3. Coconut

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    Looks emotionally unavailable.
    Probably replies with “hmm.”
    But secretly has the softest heart imaginable.
    Opening up to them, however, requires tools, patience,
    and possibly divine intervention.

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    4. Grapes

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    Friend groups.
    You invite one person for chai
    and suddenly there are eleven people sitting in your room
    finishing your snacks and judging your taste in music.

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    5. Watermelon

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    Looks huge. Feels promising.
    But after cutting through all the effort,
    it’s somehow 87% water and disappointment.

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    At this point, my life doesn’t need healing.
    It needs refrigeration. 🍉😭

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    Because every time I meet someone new,
    my heart starts acting like it found
    “limited edition seasonal fruit” again.

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    And honestly?
    Some people are not red flags.
    They’re just fruits you forgot to refrigerate in time.

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    Minimal aesthetic poster with warm sunlight, books, dried flowers, and the quote “Unfortunately, Everyone in My Life Is a Fruit.”
    Some people ripen beautifully.
    Some disappoint quietly. 🍂

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    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Stop Treating Yourself Like You’re Temporary

    Stop Treating Yourself Like You’re Temporary

    What’s one small improvement you can make in your life?

    “Maybe the smallest improvement I can make is treating myself like someone I actually plan to keep for a long time.”

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    Which honestly means
    drinking more water and having fewer imaginary arguments in the shower.

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    Maybe it means sleeping on time
    instead of collecting emotional damage and dark circles like limited edition souvenirs.

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    Maybe it’s learning that I deserve the same softness
    I so casually pour into everyone else
    like warm chai on rainy evenings,
    like fairy lights glowing quietly in a messy room,
    like finding one stubborn little firefly still shining in the dark. ✨

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    And perhaps healing isn’t some dramatic movie montage.
    Maybe it’s just:
    buying yourself flowers for no reason,
    laughing at your own jokes,
    walking slowly after the rain,
    letting your heart do tiny butterfly dances again,
    and no longer treating your happiness like a guest who should leave early.

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    Because life feels strangely lighter
    when you stop behaving like you’re temporary. 🌈

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    Maybe that’s the real surprise adulthood never warned us about
    that peace does not arrive with fireworks and background music.
    Sometimes it arrives quietly…
    through clean bedsheets, a favorite song at midnight,
    unexpected compliments, sleepy smiles,
    and those rare sparkling moments when your heart suddenly whispers,
    “wait… life is actually beautiful today.” ✨

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    And maybe loving yourself is not always deep or poetic.
    Maybe sometimes it’s wonderfully silly
    dancing badly while cooking,
    watching the rain like it personally wrote a love letter to your soul,
    smiling at strangers,
    buying snacks as emotional support,
    and protecting your inner light like a tiny jar full of fireflies glowing against the dark.

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    Because after everything,
    I think we all deserve a life that feels a little softer…
    a little warmer…
    a little more like butterflies, rainbows, laughter, rain-soaked evenings, and coming home to yourself again. 🦋🌧️✨

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    A dreamy rainy-evening illustration with fairy lights, butterflies, flowers, and glowing fireflies surrounding the quote “Stop Treating Yourself Like You’re Temporary” with the signature Nihshabd. ✨🌧️🦋
    Tiny acts of softness can save a heart quietly learning to stay. 🌈✨

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    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Everyone I Met Changed Me Somehow ✨

    Everyone I Met Changed Me Somehow ✨

    Share a story about someone who had a positive impact on your life.

    Honestly… at this point, my entire life feels like one long educational group project where everyone came to teach me something. 😭✨

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    Some people came like motivational speakers

    “Believe in yourself.”
    “Follow your dreams.”
    “Stay positive.”

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    And some came like unpaid life coaches disguised as red flags. 🚩😂

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    One taught me patience by replying after 3 business days.

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    One taught me self-respect by underestimating me.

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    One taught me boundaries by crossing every possible one.

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    One taught me trust…
    and then personally demonstrated why trust issues exist. 😭

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    But if I’m being real, every person left behind something valuable.

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    The kind ones reminded me that humanity is still soft somewhere beneath all the noise.

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    The difficult ones taught me strength I didn’t know I had.

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    The temporary ones taught me that not everyone is meant to stay forever… and that’s okay.

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    And the people who hurt me the most?
    Surprisingly, they pushed me closest to myself.

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    Because after every disappointment, every awkward ending, every silent goodbye…
    I met a newer version of me.
    A stronger one.
    A calmer one.
    A wiser one.

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    So when people ask,
    “Who had the biggest positive impact on your life?”

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    I genuinely cannot choose one person.

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    Some healed me with love.
    Some healed me with lessons.
    Both mattered.

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    And maybe that’s the beautiful thing about life
    not everyone enters our story to stay,
    some simply arrive to help us become who we were meant to be. 🌸✨

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    A dreamy sunset-themed featured image with glowing lights, a journal, and the title “Everyone I Met Changed Me Somehow” beside the name Nihshabd. ✨
    Some people became memories, some became lessons… all became a part of me. 🌸✨

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    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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  • Freedom Feels Like Being Yourself ✨

    Freedom Feels Like Being Yourself ✨

    What does freedom mean to you?

    Freedom, for me, is very simple…
    not having to ask anyone before choosing my own happiness. ✨

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    Because the moment your happiness starts depending on people’s permission, moods, replies, opinions, timing, or “dekhenge”…
    that’s not freedom anymore. That’s unpaid emotional internship.🫣😅

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    Freedom is laughing without lowering my volume.
    Going out without giving a TED Talk explanation.
    Buying small things that heal my inner child.
    Saying “no” without writing a 14-page apology letter in my head afterwards. 😂

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    It’s being around people who feel light.😌
    The kind who make life softer, funnier, easier.
    Where friendship feels like chaos + comfort together.
    Where support comes naturally.
    Where love doesn’t feel like surveillance. 🤍

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    Freedom is not overthinking every tiny thing.
    Not rereading messages like an FBI officer.
    Not sitting there wondering
    “Did I say too much?”
    “Did I sound weird?”
    “Should I disappear forever now?” 😒

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    It’s being carefree enough to romanticize little moments…
    good coffee, random drives, late-night conversations, butterflies in the stomach, silly jokes, dramatic playlists, and people who make your heart smile quietly. 🦋✨

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    And honestly?
    I think real freedom is when your heart finally feels safe being itself…
    without performing, proving, shrinking, or begging to be understood.

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    Bas…
    aise log mil jayein life mein
    jinke saath you can be completely yourself —
    witty, emotional, dramatic, strong, soft, annoying, funny… all at once 😭🤍
    then life already feels magical.


    And maybe that’s the kind of freedom we all deserve…
    a life where we don’t have to abandon ourselves
    just to be loved by others.     🌻

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    A warm sunset aesthetic featuring a girl peacefully sitting on a balcony with coffee, surrounded by handwritten notes and soft doodles, with the quote “Freedom Feels Like Being Yourself ✨” and “Nihshabd” written artistically.
    Maybe freedom is just this…
    being yourself without feeling guilty for it. 🦋✨

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    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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