Diary Of A Dreamer...

  In our world, every glance feels like a judgment, and every interaction can be a test of worth. It's hard to watch someone constantly under scrutiny for their appearance and income, like society's always giving them a report card they didn't ask for. Witnessing this struggle is deeply affecting – seeing someone fight battles that seem impossible to win, trying to prove themselves in the face of unyielding judgment. From the moment you step into the world, you're met with stares that strip away your humanity, reducing you to mere physical appearance and financial status. The weight of these judgments can crush your spirit, making you feel like you're not good enough. In every interaction, you're reminded of your supposed inadequacy – judged not just for your looks, but also for your income. People inquire about your earnings as if it's the ultimate measure of your value as a human being, as if your worth can be boiled down to digits on a pay check. It...

In the pursuit of our dreams, there inevitably comes a time when we find ourselves engulfed in the shadows of isolation. It's a period where the echoes of our doubts reverberate off the walls, and the road ahead feels obscured by the weight of rejections. During these solitary moments, we encounter one of life's most profound paradoxes: "No one roots for you when you need it." During the early stages of our journey, when we're just starting out and our dreams feel far away, we crave support, encouragement, someone to believe in us. But it feels like we're shouting into the void, reaching out for hands that never come. The individuals we had hoped would stand by our side are nowhere to be found, and those we've left behind seem to have already written us off. It's as though we're stranded in a desert of doubt, leaving us to navigate the darkness alone. Yet, despite the weight of isolation, we press on and push through the darkness, one wear...

  In the big book of time, our lives are like short stories, much like an elevator going up through different moments. Picture this temporary stage as a canvas where today's stories mix with the bigger tale. Some events make us think about a big idea – life doesn't stop for anyone. Once our part ends, the big story keeps rolling to the next chapter. It is like an ongoing play, always introducing new characters and stories. Just as actors leave the stage for new faces, life's elevator keeps going up, showing a changing view of stories and experiences stitched into the bigger fabric of existence. In trying to be good, criticism becomes a natural part of life's story. Opinions, like scenes changing, have their moment and then fade away. Life's elevator keeps moving, not caring about what others think. Handling life's twists, we learn to go with the ups and downs of our own journey. Trying to please everyone is like auditioning for a role everyone wants but only a...