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Day_15

Hello, everyone! You are all welcome to my blog once again.

As I've started from day 1, there are many things I've learned. Maybe it seems somewhat boring, but for that 0.01% who truly read my blogs, this is for you ❤️.

Life is not always the same, and I've learned this from my own experiences. We can't even blame others for that. I've changed a bit too. We often feel let down by others because, I think, we expect a lot more from them than they can provide.

We shouldn't get upset about this. We are strong. And it's not necessary to reply to every individual every time. How many replies can you give? Instead, stay calm and let time provide the answers. The most beautiful thing about time is that it changes, so don't rush and make mistakes. Time will change.

I just wanted to share my views on this, and it's not related to anything that happened to me. I was just sitting and had a thought. If I'm having these thoughts, there's a chance you might be too. But don't worry, my friend, you will have a better tomorrow; this too shall pass.

If you found something meaningful in this, please share it with your friends and family ❤️❤️.

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  1. Skincare tips with nature ingredients23 October 2023 at 23:00

    That's true , really like your thoughs and the way you take everything so positively 🙌🏻🤩

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