@_Chemist1 Yep, it’s called knowing your worth, what you deserve, and what you won’t tolerate. Always be kind, but don’t ever let people disrespect you or take advantage of your kindness.
@ML_Philosophy Sometimes the cutoff only feels sudden to the person who wasn’t listening.
There were conversations, chances, forgiveness, quiet disappointments.
Eventually, someone just runs out of ways to ask to be treated better.
@Nithya_Shrii I don’t want to expect nothing from everyone. I want to learn who deserves my expectations and who doesn’t.
The right people shouldn’t have to pay for what the wrong people taught me.
@Kings1627796 You shouldn’t have to apologize for things you didn’t do just to get someone to speak to you again.
Healthy love doesn’t require you to abandon yourself to restore the peace.
@_Pammy_DS_ You will exhaust yourself trying to become a version of you that nobody has a problem with.
Be kind, be genuine, keep growing, and let people misunderstand you.
@DearS_o_n I don’t need to act poor or act rich.
I’d rather build a life I’m proud of without needing everyone to know what I have.
Privacy and pretending aren’t the same thing.
@Laiiyylaa To anyone silently carrying more than the people around you realize: You don’t have to fall completely apart before you’re allowed to ask for help.
You matter before you reach your breaking point.
@ReflectiveGils Exactly. When someone does so many little things and refuses to change their behavior, the other person will eventually get tired and fed up.
Each disappointment leads to being a little quieter and caring a little less.
@InspiringThinkn I’ve talked people through things I was quietly struggling with myself.
Sometimes helping someone else find their way reminds you that you can find yours too.
@brianxotis That’s when you tell them congratulations, you successfully took advantage of someone who cared about you.
The prize is losing someone who cared about you.
@LIVEpositivity It’s funny how the same person can be described as an absolute sweetheart and a complete nightmare depending on who you ask.
Sometimes that tells you more about the interaction than the person.
@PoeticMelody73 Some of the best things in my life came from decisions where I couldn’t see five steps ahead, I could only see the next one.
Turns out that was enough.
@DearS_o_n I pay more attention to how someone treats me when they’re angry than when they’re happy.
Anyone can be sweet when everything is good.
Show me who you become when you’re upset with me.
@fw_akinade The dangerous part isn’t always when someone is arguing with you.
It’s when they stop arguing, stop explaining, and stop asking.
Sometimes that peace you’re enjoying is them giving up.