Gonna Reconnect With Nature And Become A Cat Mom Because What Was That.

Gonna reconnect with nature and become a cat mom because what was that.

called out

To all the women reading this, please listen carefully.

I know we all crave love, care, and a healthy relationship. It’s normal. It’s human. We all want to feel valued and appreciated. But I’ve seen far too many women sticking by toxic men, clinging to the memory of a time when things were better—when he made you feel special, when he showed you tenderness, when he fed you with his own hands.

But, that person is now the reason you feel broken. He’s the one pulling you into a downward spiral of depression, anxiety, and maybe even worse. He won’t change. And it’s not your responsibility to try and fix him.

I’m begging you—stop going back to toxic men. Prioritize yourself, your mental and emotional health, your future, and the people who truly care about you—your parents, your friends, your career.

Please, recognize your worth. You deserve so much more.

I remember

when it shatters

it feels like they never even cared

it was a white lie

presented with smiles.

It pains,

physically,

deep in your heart.

But perhaps it's nature,

we love,

sometimes we break

and we love again.

“i have so much love for her. and she doesn’t want it. and i can’t have it because it’s not mine, and I can’t give it to anyone or anything else because it’s not theirs. it’s hers, all hers and there’s no where else to put it. it’s so fucking heavy, and i have nowhere to put it.”

– allsska via x

I don't think y'all understand how gut-wrenchingly beautiful Urdu poetry is, like Ahmed faraz literally said:

رنجش ہی سہی دل ہی دکھانے کے لئے آ

آ پھر سے مجھے چھوڑ کے جانے کے لئے آ Let it be anguish, even to torture my heart, come Come even if only to abandon me to torment again.

Ranjish hi sahi dil hi dukhane ke liye aa

Aa phir se mujhe chhod ke jaane ke liye aa.

— Arthur Miller, The Crucible