Losing someone does not
Necessarily happen
All at once.
Sometimes, it happens
So slowly
That you hardly notice.
Sometimes, that someone
Is yourself.
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What a beautiful inversion you created in the text. So much talent!
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I’m really glad you found it so, Fernando! If you like my short writings so much, I really wish you gave my novel a shot… 🙂
Anyway, thank you so much for your appreciation.
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Sometimes the deepest loss is not losing someone else, but slowly losing yourself while trying to hold everything together. The real awakening begins when you choose to return to yourself. 🙏
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Very correct. Losing ourselves is the deepest loss. The sooner we correct it, the better.
Thank you so much for stopping by to share your views in support, Vijay. 😊
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Powerful! Definitely true if we are not careful.
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Thank you so much for your appreciation, Edward. 😊
Yes, we have to be careful not to let that happen.
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You’re very welcome, Mia.
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How true and profound. Sometimes we gradually lose ourselves amidst worries, changes, and the attempt to please others, until we stop listening to ourselves. That’s why it’s so important not to forget who we are and to reconnect with ourselves with kindness and patience.
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You got it spot on, Lincol! No matter how much something or someone means to us, we must never forget who we intrinsically are.
Thank you so much for appreciating! 😊🤗
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