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How December Found Me : Tired, Healing, Becoming

 CHAPTER 1 :  The Last Bend of the Year So we stepped into the last month of 2025… me and my scattered emotions walking side by side. December didn’t feel like a month, it felt like a mirror. A mirror that made me look at parts of myself I’ve been avoiding for too long. It brought clarity, “See? This is what broke you. And this… this is what held you.” And maybe for the first time in a long time, I listened. I’m not fully healed, but I’m trying… in bits and pieces, one sunrise, one setback, one small victory at a time. CHAPTER 2 : Milestones That Softened My Heart This December gifted me a moment I’ll never forget, the hardbound copy of my research paper arrived. A dream that once felt too heavy for my shoulders… now resting in my hands. I sat with it for a while, holding it like something delicate, because it wasn’t just a book, it was proof that I didn’t give up on myself even when life made giving up look easier. For a moment, I felt happiness, that didn’t need validation a...

The Year That Tested My Edges

Every year leaves a mark. Some leave memories. Some leave lessons. But this year, it left fingerprints on my soul. CHAPTER 1: The Year That Arrived Without Warning Some years enter your life with soft footsteps. This one thundered in.  2025 didn’t wait for me to be ready. It didn’t care if I had the strength, the stability, the emotional bandwidth, or the courage to hold myself upright. It just came. with chaos, with pressure, with change,with unexpected battles. And suddenly, I was living a life that demanded more from me than I had ever been taught to give. CHAPTER 2: The Weight I Didn’t Know I Was Carrying There’s a different kind of heaviness that doesn’t show. People see you, but they don’t see you. Behind the everyday conversations, behind the work emails, behind the normal routines, I was silently carrying burdens that were stretching the limits of my emotional and physical being. The stress that clung to my shoulders. The loneliness that sat inside my chest. The exhaustion ...