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When love isn't the end... what is?Sana was fire-free-spirited, fearless, full of dreams. Ajay was silent, calm, composed, bound by expectations. Their connection was instant. Their bond, undeniable. But sometimes, love arrives at the wrong time-or under the wrong conditions.
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"First love is hard to forget and impossible to let go of." Always Yours is a magical love story and fairy tale truly lived. Some unfulfilling wishes give hope, battling social stereotypes, where destiny plays an important role. It can bring people together or tear them apart.
I visited my doctor last week for a general checkup as I was experiencing fatigue. He looked at me and, while examining, asked me a simple question. “What do you like to do for fun?” I looked at the doctor and he repeated his question. It took me a...
Every Child Deserves To Be Heard
Mumma, you know what happened at school, my friend…Oh! Please baby, stop it. You have just come and started talking. We will talk later;...
How Mindful Parenting Transforms Challenging Moments
Parenting can be overwhelming, especially when faced with challenging moments. Yet, it's in these very moments that mindfulness can be a game-changer. Mindful parenting...
Heal your past, for a better future…
Has your partner called you clingy, insecure, desperate, or jealous?No one wants to admit that they possess these qualities; but if you find yourself...
Unpacking Emotional Baggage
We all carry something.A memory we rarely speak of.A wound we hide behind laughter.A version of ourselves we’ve quietly outgrown.Some of us carry heartbreaks...
When Silence speaks…
"My silence means I am too tired of explaining how I feel, too drained to keep repeating what I want, and unwilling to argue...
Are you an Option or a Priority in a Relationship?
You’re not a priority if you’re an option,You are a percentage.A percentage of that other person’s time and effort.Sometimes in a relationship you are...
When Scolding Hurts More Than It Helps
We often believe scolding corrects behaviour, but sometimes it quietly breaks the bond we’re trying to build. Children don’t misbehave to challenge us — they act out to express what they can’t say.
