I believe that Tomorrow will be the best day, if it's not, then I will say it Again.

Before attempting suicide, I was scrolling through videos on Instagram. Then, I came across a video that felt like it found me, and I burst into tears.

Have you ever been in love?

Life after you...

Answer without looking at the comments, some used ChatGPT to answer)

I guess this song can relate to introverts.)
Lyrics on the bottom. 👇

The worst thing you've done is hurt yourself. No one has been crueler to you than you. It’s a reminder to stop betraying yourself and to start treating yourself better!

Don't give a piece of sh*t to rely on others. But do it instead to yourself!

Everything has its second side that's hurtful to know. Don't depend on only one's side.

That's so real. 💀

'My family arrangements' 🤣

#joke

It’s a way of testing people's trustworthiness.

Introverts and Extroverts: Different, but Equally Powerful Many people grow up thinking they are just shy. But as they mature, they realize they are actually introverts—and that’s completely okay. In Quiet, Susan Cain explains: "Introversion is not about…

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Introverts and Extroverts: Different, but Equally Powerful

Many people grow up thinking they are just shy. But as they mature, they realize they are actually introverts—and that’s completely okay.

In Quiet, Susan Cain explains:

"Introversion is not about being antisocial. It’s about how you respond to stimulation. Extroverts crave large amounts of stimulation, while introverts feel at their best in quieter, more low-key environments."

Introverts gain energy from solitude. They prefer deep conversations over small talk, enjoy spending time alone, and think before they speak. Meanwhile, extroverts feel energized by social interaction. They enjoy meeting new people, speaking up in groups, and being in active environments.
Introverts feel comfortable with low stimulation, while extroverts enjoy high stimulation.

Cain (author) also points out that society often favors extroverts—loud, outgoing personalities are seen as more confident. But introverts have their own strengths. As she writes:

"The trick is not to worry about how you’re perceived but to be your authentic self."

Neither introversion nor extroversion is better. Both ways of being have their own power. The most important thing is to understand yourself and let yourself be who you truly are.

If I was the author of that book I would write kinda the same psychological laws or my experiences in it.
I don't know who the author of this book is :)

I read some of the pages, and I am gonna share my thoughts with you too...but later.

me, arranging a day to buy a book for improvement.

my math teacher: reading books while preparing math?!

:)

Can relate with that mf.

Listen closely to this song, the lyrics are so hot.💦

That image is trying to say that overthinking isn’t just random thoughts—it’s based on real things happening.
It’s like a picture is pointing out that the problem isn’t imagining things, but rather dwelling on them too much...

If people don’t match your vibe, change the people, not your vibe.

You shouldn’t have to change your personality, tone down your energy, or hide your true self just to be accepted.

If people make you feel like you’re “too much” or “not enough,” they are not your people.

The right people will respect your opinions, support your goals, and enjoy your presence without making you feel uncomfortable.
If you constantly feel drained, misunderstood, or unappreciated, it’s a sign—you’re in the wrong environment.

Don’t waste time forcing connections. Be yourself, and the right people will stay.



–Do you have this kind of friendly environment?

Get to the comments.👇

Challenge: Let's copy their body language and show them what creatures they really are. Good idea, right?

No, you can't.

What you fear most will eventually show up in your life.