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A dog's love is the kind of love this world rarely gives us-pure, unconditional, and eternal. They never judge, never doubt, never turn their backs on you. They dont care about your flaws, your mistakes, or the scars you carry. To them, you are their whole world, and with every wag of their tail and every gaze of their eyes, they remind you that you are enough.

A dog will never leave you nor be ashamed of you. Their loyalty is unshakable, their devotion unwavering. They listen when no one else has the patience to, they stay when others walk away, they comfort you in your silent battles, and they bring joy even on the days you can't find it yourself. In their presence, the heaviness of life feels lighter, and the loneliness fades.

Unlike people, a dog will never pretend to love you, never betray your trust, never wound you with lies. And maybe that's why, in this complicated world where too many people choose to use, hurt, or deceive, I would rather find my peace in the quiet, faithful company of my dog. Because in their simple heart lies the greatest truth, love doesnt have to be complicated it just has to be real.

We've all been there – pouring our hearts and souls into a friendship, a relationship, or even a family dynamic, only to find ourselves met with indifference. It's a painful realization: you can't force someone to like you. No matter how much effort you put in, how kind you are, or how much you bend over backward to accommodate them, some people just won't reciprocate.

It's easy to feel hurt and confused. We naturally want to be liked, to be valued, and to have meaningful connections. But sometimes, the truth is that people are drawn to us for reasons beyond genuine affection. They might be drawn to our generosity, our ability to help, or even just our convenience.

This isn't just about romantic relationships; it applies to friendships, family, and even colleagues. We all have those people in our lives who seem to only appear when they need something. It's a tough pill to swallow, but it's important to recognize this pattern and learn to set boundaries.

Here's the thing: It's okay to be kind and generous, but it's not okay to be taken advantage of. When you realize someone isn't truly invested in the relationship, it's time to step back and prioritize your own well-being.

Lately, I've been reflecting on my relationships and realized that my value isn't dependent on how much others like me. I deserve to be surrounded by people who truly appreciate me for who I am. It's perfectly okay to walk away from relationships that are unbalanced and leave me feeling unvalued.

I used to believe that if two ex lovers hadn't seen each other for 20 years and then got reunited.after, it was a sign of certified fate, that they were destined to be together. However, as time passed and as I slowly.learn, sometimes it feels like God is playing a prank on us, making things happen to challenge and strengthen us in an unexpected ways.

Throughout my high school years, I yearned for someone who could genuinely appreciate and acknowledge my writing talents. I was truly mesmerized by the exquisite poetry and intellectually stimulating essays that graced the pages of our school newspaper. There have been occasions when my own compositions have stolen the spotlight.

There's a certain sense of release that comes from putting my emotions into words. For me, a personal journal has always been a sanctuary, a space where I can openly express and release my deepest thoughts and emotions. Regrettably, those cherished diaries were misplaced when I embarked on the journey of motherhood.

My love for writing has remained constant, even as time has passed. In today's digital age, I find comfort in expressing my thoughts through private text messages that I send to myself. Recently, I've been pondering the idea of joining Tumblr. This platform provides the perfect outlet for me to freely share my thoughts and emotions, a safe haven for my unfiltered thoughts.