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Anti anxiety.

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In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.

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Listen, Strings of Love

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Don't tell people to disappear like it's nothing! Words can hurt people! You can't ever take them back! Even if you regret it, you can never take them back!

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In this world where just about everything is broken I never understood why But I’m still scared of the kindness that I touched

Nippon Columbia

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E3 2017

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Convenience

A short history of sadness. In earlier historical times, short spells of feeling sad or moody (known as mild dysphoria) have always been accepted as a normal part of everyday life. In fact, many of the greatest achievements of the human spirit deal with evoking, rehearsing and even cultivating negative feelings.

Greek tragedies exposed and trained audiences to accept and deal with inevitable misfortune as a normal part of human life. Shakespeare’s tragedies are classics because they echo this theme. And the works of many great artists such as Beethoven and Chopin in music, or Chekhov and Ibsen in literature explore the landscape of sadness, a theme long recognised as instructive and valuable.

Ancient philosophers have also believed accepting bad moods is essential to living a full life. Even hedonist philosophers like Epicurusrecognised living well involves exercising wise judgement, restraint, self-control and accepting inevitable adversity.Other philosophers like the stoics also highlighted the importance of learning to anticipate and accept misfortunes, such as loss, sorrow or injustice.

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We need at least one friend Who understands What we do not say„

Own my own

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The wound is the place where the Light enters you

Rumi

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Trust that your destruction is only meant for your reconstruction.

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When we love someone, we’re willing to do everything for that person even if it means losing your own happines for that person. We all have the magic of love and we know how it felt. It’s our choice and decision to love. It’s our choice who is the person that our heart will choose. Sometimes we can’t blame that peraon for hurting us. You know that love must be give and take and but you can never force someone to love you. Remember that having a broken heart is always our choice, maybe we’re not just aware of it. Just like how we chose to stay even if that person had let go of you. And you know if the person is taking your for granted but you didn’t mind it, instead you embrace that fact. You don’t want to be an option but you accepted being a second choice for the person you love. And that person only miss you when he needed something, while you miss that person because he is your everything. He only talks to you only if he has time to spare, while you always make time to talk to him. You see, when you love someone, we become the person we thought we will never be. We’re so blinded with love that we sometimes forget ourselves. Why did you let someone treat your beautiful self lesser than it deserves? Love is a beautiful feeling but never let anyone treat you less. Its purpose is to make you feel that we all deserve to be loved not to lose ourselves in the process. Do not become blinded by the thought of love and the idea of loving someone so much more than you love yourself. You deserve to be someone else’s first priority, you deserve the best that anyone could offer to you. Do not let anyone make you feel that you are not enough, that feeling is not okay and that, is not what you deserve.

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I aspire to become the person I desire.

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"In a world filled with hate, we must still dare to hope. In a world filled with anger, we must still dare to comfort. In a world filled with despair, we must still dare to dream. And in a world filled with distrust, we must still dare to believe."