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A letter of Hope


Hello sunshine,

It’s been a long time since I last wrote anything to you.
How have you been coping up with daily life which is usually a roller coaster ride, my dearest?

I know, not every day is the best but not all days are bad as well, right?

The same was the case with me, I was having an emotional breakdown this past week and had no one to share it with. The people who wanted to know weren’t the ones I wanted to tell things to. Therefore, no one.

If you ask me, how am I doing today?
Pretty good would the answer you’ll receive.

Some days, I find it hard to wake up and some nights it is difficult to fall asleep, these feelings and emotions just know their way inside someone’s mind but no way outside it.

Sometimes listening to the lyrics of each peaceful song helps and sometimes just talking to an old friend and reminiscing helps.

 Healing is something that will start the minute you decide it for yourself, this is the lesson that I learned through a series of emotional breakdowns and days of locking myself from the bright world.

Now, you might be thinking that why is this person sharing all of this with me?

Well, the answer is pretty easy, Sunshine.

1.    Sharing something which is a burden on us can make it easy to heal.

2.    Everyone is going through pain just like you, and talking about it won’t make you less of a human.

I want to talk a lot more than I usually do but this email to you would be short and simple.

This is a safe space for both of us to talk about anything and everything possible.

Sunshine, we will both be able to heal if we’ll take that one step forward. I took mine and now I’ll wait for you to step forward and hit the reply button.

Let’s talk and try healing the pain we feel in our hearts.

You are perfect, my dearest.
Smile a lot more, it suits you.

Take care,

With loads and loads of love
and positivity

Simran

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