Rajput_R

Hey! Hope you're having a good day! Just dropping by to say a gentle reminder whenever you get some free time to check out the rest of the chapters for The Lady CEO of 1960. Take all the time you need, there's no pressure at all! 

@Rajput_R You're very welcome! Thank you so much as well. I'm already checking out your chapters, and take all the time you need for mine too!

Hi there! I hope you are doing well. I really love the plot and vibe of your story 'His Scared Sin'—it looks amazing! I would love to do a Read for Read (R4R) with you. I will carefully read your story, vote on every part, and leave thoughtful comments, and I would love it if you could do the exact same for my story 'The Lady CEO of 1960'. Let me know if you would be interested!

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Hey gym freak congratulations what u published rn ✨🙌

Hello dear brother/sister, I hope you are doing well.
          
          I won't make this too long. I just want to share a little information: from today onwards, I won't be posting messages on the boards anymore because I will be publishing them in my book, "SILENT BATTLES." This book will contain my positive messages and thoughts.
          
          Maybe sometimes I'll still try to post messages on the boards, but only occasionally.
          
          If you think my messages are helpful and they have helped you in some way, you can add my book to your library so you can keep getting updates. Wattpad has a word limit on boards, so now I'll have enough space to write everything in my book.
          
          I'll continue working on "SILENT BATTLES," and I hope I can keep motivating you through my words.
          
          Take care of yourself, and keep doing your best. ✨️🌷

The thinking of the older generation can sometimes feel difficult to understand. Yes, there are many wise people among them who teach us very valuable lessons, but sometimes their words can show something different.
          
          According to some older people, if someone reacts to an insult, jab, or taunt, they think that person isn't strong enough because they themselves have faced a lot in their lives. I agree that life may have been very difficult for them, and they may have faced many awful things because of society. But sometimes, the way they understand emotions can make them seem harsh towards others.
          
          A person doesn't become weak just because they show their emotions when they are hurt, whether it is because of something hurtful they heard or even physical pain. Some older people keep saying things like, “We went through much worse than this, and you can't handle such a small thing?”
          
          Older people expect us to behave like machines. For them, everything may seem minor. Yes, they may show some care during the situation, but later, they may turn the same situation into taunts.
          
          Everyone has a different way of dealing with their struggles and emotions. It is completely up to a person how they choose to handle things, even after going through everything they have faced.
          
          Some people from the older generation have developed the belief that younger people don't have many problems in their lives and are simply throwing tantrums or being dramatic.
          
          I'm not trying to defend or offend any generation or put everyone into the same category. I'm simply explaining a situation that can be seen in society. This is common in many households. Yes, people can be supportive at times, but sometimes their own traumas and hardships can get triggered and make them behave this way.
          
          And thankfully, the current generation is learning more about mental health and is becoming more ready to understand others, even when their own lives are full of struggles.

One of the most common things people are facing is overthinking. It plays a major role in our mental health. You, me, and almost everyone overthink. Some days, it becomes so much that you go completely blank because the dots in your mind start connecting one by one, and that’s what overthinking can feel like. It feels like it doesn’t have an end. You can’t simply put a stop to it, and let me tell you, you can’t completely stop your brain from thinking. Your brain is built to think. Sometimes, you just put too much pressure on yourself to think about everything again and again. Your brain functions that way, and overthinking doesn’t mean that something is wrong with you. You aren’t being too much.
          
          Here, I’m not glorifying overthinking or saying that it is good. I’m just trying to make you understand that thoughts appearing in your mind is normal. It’s okay to feel things deeply. You aren’t being too sensitive just because you have emotions. You are made with emotions, and those emotions are a part of being human. You aren’t a machine or a bot that can simply be switched off. You feel, you experience, and you heal. To be human, emotions are a part of you. Overthinking can’t be stopped like switching off a button. You have to learn how to manage your thoughts and emotions instead. Just remember, you are a human being who has to go through the daily roller coaster of emotions.
          
          Your brain will never completely stop thinking. You just need to slowly learn how to think deeply and wisely instead of getting trapped in the same thoughts again and again. Overthinking often involves fear, negativity, assumptions, and repeated thoughts, while deep and thoughtful thinking can help you understand situations more clearly and positively.
          
          Overthinking isn’t a disease by itself, so don’t keep looking for a quick cure. Instead, learn to understand your thoughts and manage them. It isn’t easy, I know, but slowly you can learn how to handle them better.

Thanks a lot for trying my work. Hope you like it. Do read the parts which you haven't. Much love *smile*

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