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Imaginations

Imaginations

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Imaginations are not real. You're just going to picture out in your mind some things that you want to happen and you haven't experience yet. Is imagination still existing in our generation? Maybe no, maybe yes. Some people say that imaginations are for lonely, sad and unloved persons only. But imaginations are not only to people who are sad, depressed, unloved and downhearted. Imaginations are for all. It can also be to people who are happy, lucky and fortunate. Imaginations can be sad or happy it depends on how the person think or imagine things she/he want to come about. Why people want to visualize some things or happenings in their lives? Maybe they want to experience things that they haven't been undergo or witness. All of the imaginations are not true. It's just a dream. But what if one day all of our imaginations will be real, not fake and do exist in our life? Will you still believe that it is only imaginary or will you keep it and believe that imaginations exist. Will you accept the beliefs that all of this imaginations are just fantasy or will you believe in your own decisions and make it believable for you.
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Bawat kirot ay may katumbas na paghihiganti. Yes, every pain demands a payback. That's the first thing I learned when I loved him. Not consciously, not right away-but slowly, in pieces. He taught me how to love. His love was wildfire-reckless, consuming, beautiful in the way it ruined everything. I thought I was lucky to have it. I thought he saw something in me. Maybe he did. Maybe he saw the parts that were already breaking. He taught me how to bend the rules, how to silence the voice in my head that said "this isn't right." With him, right and wrong blurred until they didn't matter. Until all that mattered was staying close enough not to lose him, but distant enough not to drown. And then came pain. He taught me pain in a thousand unspoken ways. In words that stung more than silence. In apologies that came too late. In touches that lingered with regret. And pain... And pain. Again and again No fairy tale. No forever. It was never about soulmates. It was just... a story. A complicated, messy, painful story. But still, I gambled. I bet my heart on something that didn't deserve it. And in the end, that so-called love? It destroyed me. It didn't just break me-it broke everything I cared about. Everyone I loved. It burned through every soft thing I had left inside me. Because that love... Was disastrous. Behind the illusion of love hid everything I was afraid of: pain, betrayal, lies, manipulation. A heartbreak wrapped in promises. A knife dressed like a kiss. But here's what no one tells you: after heartbreak comes something sharper. Stronger. Revenge. And revenge-it's not sweet. It's not cold. It's best served hot. The kind of heat that doesn't ask for closure. It takes it. I, who was a he, now turned into a she. I will serve pain out of pain. Not to mirror the cruelty, but to remind the world: You don't get to hurt someone like me and walk away unburned.

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