Moments Shared

"I wore the same hoodie almost every day.Not because it was my favourite, not because it looked cool, but because it felt like a shield. At home, things were… hard. Yelling, doors slamming and silence that hurt more than words sometimes. I’d sit in my room with my music up, pretending everything was okay. Pretending I couldn’t hear what was happening. At school, I was the “funny one.” The one who made people laugh, who always seemed fine and maybe that’s what they needed from me—someone who seemed okay. But the hoodie knew better. It caught the tears when no one was looking. It gave me something to hold onto when I felt like I had nothing else. Funny how a piece of fabric can become your only comfort. No one ever asked about it. Maybe they didn’t see it or maybe… they were wearing one too. I guess nobody can ever know what somebody is going through unless they bother."

"Hello, I am ?, I wanna share my story about dating, I was 9 year old when i started to find my soulmate, you may ask isn't that too young or something, but younger me always thought younger I start dating the faster I will find my soulmate, but yet, at 16 years old i still haven't found my soulmate, yet i been through so much relethionships, So all I wanna say from my personal experience dont rush or push relethionships, It come naturally and no- love isn't like the romance novels, realistically It hard there will be fights, arguments, there will be overthinking, note that i am an overthinker with anxious attachment, and usually love bomb my relethionship which is why most of them end, but just know the right person will come eventually don't need to rush it and trust me there will be loads of downs more than ils"

"Lately, I’ve been feeling like I’m drowning in everything. School, extracurriculars, and family life.It all feels like too much, and I’m just trying to keep my head above water. I keep telling myself I can handle it, but the pressure keeps building.Yesterday, I had a big presentation in class. I was prepared, or so I thought, but the moment I stood in front of everyone, my mind went blank. My words got stuck, and I felt like everyone was watching me fail. When I finished, I went straight to the bathroom to breathe.That moment made me realise something, I can’t do everything alone. I need to ask for help, even when it feels like admitting weakness. It’s okay to not always be perfect, and that’s something I’m still learning."