Dear Friend, Anxiety is one of the most common emotions we face. At some point, every one of us has felt its grip. No matter how old we are, anxiety has a way of catching up with us. Some of us learn how to push it aside and keep moving, but for others, it
Dear Friend, I have always wondered about how many people have been bullied in their life. It happens in schools, in colleges, in workplaces, and sometimes even inside homes. When someone is bullied—especially when they are young—it leaves a deep scar. It changes the way we see the world. We start keeping a
Trigger Warning: This post talks about feelings of deep pain and thoughts of suicide. Reader discretion is advised. If you’re reading this and struggling, please know you are not alone. Your feelings are real, and it’s okay to ask for help — you deserve kindness, support, and understanding. If you need someone to talk to,
Dear Friend, What’s the first image that comes to your mind when you hear the word “anger”?A raised voice? A slammed door? Maybe that one moment where you said something you didn't mean—or someone else did? When we were kids, we were often told not to get angry. “Don’t shout,” “Be calm,” “That’s not how
Dear Friend, If I asked you, "What is the bravest thing you have ever said?", what would your answer be? You might think of many things—words spoken in courage, moments of defiance, or times when you stood your ground. But does the word HELP ever come to mind? Have you ever said it out loud?
Image courtesy of freepik.com Dear Friend, Have you ever considered why we have regrets? What exactly are regrets, and why do we carry them with us? Well, they are like echoes of choices that missed the mark, footprints in our memory that we wish we could erase if given the chance. Often lingering in the
