Simran

2. "A life can be measured in days wasted waiting for something unnamed to arrive."

3. "The silence is not empty; it is filled with all that was never said and never will be."

4. "Perhaps the tragedy is not in being unloved, but in being loved only when one is convenient."

5. "To be seen is not always to be known; sometimes, it is merely to be observed."

6. "It was not the world that grew cold, but the slow realization that it had never been warm."

7. "One does not vanish all at once, but in the quiet erosion of self, unnoticed by even the keenest eye."

8. "Some prisons are built not of bars, but of expectations never quite met."

9. "Nothing is quite so exhausting as the performance of normalcy for an audience that never looks too closely."

2. "I do not fear death; I fear the days that stretch endlessly, demanding I find a reason to stay."

3. "I smile as if I am here, but I have already left—piece by piece, without anyone noticing."

4. "I do not break loudly; I dissolve quietly, like ink bleeding into water."

5. "They say I am too sensitive, but what is the alternative? To be untouched, unfeeling, unalive?"

6. "My mind is a house with no windows, only mirrors reflecting the things I cannot change."

7. "I write about sadness like it’s poetry, but there’s nothing poetic about being swallowed whole."

8. "I have spent my whole life waiting for something to change, only to realize I am the thing that refuses to move."

9. "I want to be soft, but the world keeps sharpening me into something unrecognizable."

2. "You reject love to protect yourself, yet you resent the loneliness you created."

3. "You call it self-awareness, but it's just fear dressed as wisdom."

4. "You crave truth, but the moment you find it, you run because it demands something of you."

5. "You romanticize your misery as if pain alone makes you interesting."

6. "You long to be understood, yet you speak in riddles and expect people to decipher you."

7. "You don’t actually want freedom; you want someone else to blame for your chains."

8. "You sabotage yourself and call it fate, because it’s easier than admitting you had a choice."

9. "You act like nothing matters, but the fact that you have to keep saying it proves that it does."

Kafka’s entire philosophy was built on the absurdity of existence, and honestly? He had a point.