Neeraj Singh

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[Neeraj Singh @neerajpanwar73]

The book must go on.

Everything is transient.

Love deeply, but hold nothing too tightly.

Be ready to lose everything—and still turn the page.
#latenight

[Neeraj Singh @neerajpanwar73]

@raoobk @krishna_pai @sanatan_kannada He is on the service road

[कुंभकरण @_kumbhkaran]

Consequently, fewer women will be hired, while those already in the workforce may be forced to resign or be laid off.

Vijay needs to understand that the real world and the film world are two different things. He needs to come out of his cinematic mindset.

[🦋 @leftunsents]

my final act of love won't be a hundred missed calls or endless messages. It will be the silence you always seemed to want.

i won't beg for your time, your replies, or your effort anymore. I'll quietly step back and let you feel the space where my love once lived.
That silence isn't anger, it's me finally choosing my peace over proving my worth.

And if you ever notice my absence, know that it wasn't easy. I stayed longer than ! should have. But loving you was never meant to cost me myselt, so I chose to let go, quietly.

[🦋 @leftunsents]

as my final act of love. I will leave you alone.. I won't bother you, I won't ask you why. I will leave you alone.

you are now free from my love. From the begging of communication, constant asking of attention, begging for adjustment, you are free and you finally have the life you wanted without me because I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for drowning you in my love when I wasn't one of your wants. You wanted the fast life, you wanted everything but to be held accountable. So my final act of love

Is not to press call, text or come near your name in my contact list, so I promise you that. I'm so sorry and that it took me this long.

[Neeraj Singh @neerajpanwar73]

@Tarmeim I have been here before and it passes.

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

one of the ugliest truths about life is that every choice kills another version of your life.

get married, and you’ll eventually miss the freedom you had alone. stay single, and there will be nights when you wonder what it would’ve been like to build a life with someone. have children, and you’ll miss parts of the life you had before them. don’t have children, and you may spend years wondering about the family you never created.

there is no perfect path and there is no decision that leaves you with everything.

the life you didn’t choose will always look better from a distance because you never had to pay its price.

stop searching for a choice you won’t regret , it doesn’t exist. choose your life, accept what it costs, and live with the consequences. buena suerte 👍

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Abuses never solve anything.

Let’s guide the misguided.

Let’s work together.

Let’s work for Bharat.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

we really used to ask teachers if we could drink water.

[Neeraj Singh @neerajpanwar73]

@NewsAlgebraIND Let these morons cry. Govt must take the infrastructure a high priority

[scar @imfat]

It took me 29 years to realize that the cheat code to life is just having confidence.

[cнєєкυ⋆｡🪐˚ ⋆ @Okay_Bye___]

Me refusing to sleep because i didn't get enough me time after work

[Harry @HarryJadefr]

@rajshamani The smarter you are, the more difficult it gets to actually commit to an idea, the brain simply looks for too many possibilities.

[ARROW @phresh_arrow]

As long as you don’t have kids, your 30s are
basically your 20s with money

[Jatin @jatinprajapat29]

So rude

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Smash the matriarchy.

[ayesha @ayesha_fatiima]

Last year, my uncle moved to Bangalore for a software job.

₹35 LPA package.
Great office. Supportive teammates.
Late-night deployments. Weekend work.
Barely enough sleep.

Then one random morning...
A 14 minute call with HR.
By the time it ended, his laptop access was gone.

A later, he told what he learned the hard way:
1. The layoff wasn't about performance. It was about numbers.
2. His manager wanted to help, but budgets had the final say.
3. The people who helped him most were the ones he'd stayed connected with.
4. He got 4 months of pay as severance. That was time to find a job, not time to relax. He started applying in 2 days.

One thing he said has stayed with me:
"I thought employment meant stability.”

Today, he works differently.
• Treats jobs like short-term work.
• He never stops learning.
• He keeps his interview skills sharp.
• He maintains an emergency fund.
• He invests in his network as much as his resume.

Do your best at work.
Just don't assume your job will always be there.

[Neeraj Singh @neerajpanwar73]

@linadreaamy 5 kg