Who am i?

Some things—and some souls—are meant for you. Not because you claimed them, or because you held on tightly, but because something deeper stitched their path to yours. They stay, not because of constant attention or flawless treatment, but because the connection was always beyond effort—beyond reason. Love that belongs to you flows back even when neglected. It forgives, it lingers, it understands. It’s not perfect, but it’s persistent. But not everything you cherish is truly meant to remain. That’s a quiet truth we often fight. We try to hold on to what sparkled in our lives, hoping attention, loyalty, or even sacrifice will secure it. We build walls, tighten ties, place watchful eyes on what we’re afraid to lose. And yet, still it slips away. Not because you failed—but because it was never yours in the way you needed it to be. You might pour goodness into someone’s life. Offer loyalty. Be present. Be kind. Be everything they said they wanted—and still they leave. You tie memories to ob...

"The profound loss of a sibling leaves an irreparable void in the heart. It's a wound that time may soften, but never truly heals. For those who have experienced such a loss, the prospect of finding a familial connection elsewhere can seem unattainable. Society, with its rigid expectations and often narrow-minded perceptions, can make it challenging to foster genuine bonds beyond biological ties. Even when the heart yearns for the warmth and companionship of a sibling, the societal lens may distort these relationships, casting them as romantic rather than familial. This can lead to a sense of isolation and a reluctance to open oneself up to new connections. In the face of such adversity, it's essential to acknowledge the reality of the situation while seeking solace in the support of loved ones. Perhaps, in the quiet moments of reflection, one can find a way to honor the memory of the lost sibling and forge meaningful relationships on a different path."