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You often feel scared about sharing your feelings or talking about the things you’ve gone through or are still going through. Why? It’s because of your age. These thoughts keep running in your head, and it becomes frustrating. You already have so much going on, and this fear adds to your overthinking.
          
          You want to open up about the stress and anxiety you’re feeling—it’s weighing heavily on you. You want to let it all out, but at the same time, you’re afraid of the criticism you might face from others, even those close to you. They may not have said anything directly, but their words and behavior make you feel like they’ll judge you if you share. You imagine them saying things like:
          
          "That's it? You’re just overthinking."
          
          "There’s nothing wrong with you."
          
          "You’re too young to feel that way."
          
          "You don’t know what real problems are."
          
          "You’re making this up in your head."
          
          "Stop stressing over nothing."
          
          "You don’t know the meaning of struggle."
          
          "Wait until you’re older; then you’ll understand."
          
          These words, even if unsaid, haunt you. You’re scared they’ll make fun of your feelings, dismiss your struggles, or act like you have no right to feel this way because of your age.
          
          But let me tell you something: these people don’t understand what real struggles are. They don’t realize that hardships aren’t about age—they’re about what people go through and how they cope. Yes, life brings challenges at different stages, but dismissing someone’s feelings just because they’re young is wrong. Everyone deserves to be heard. Sometimes, all someone needs to hear is, “It’s okay to feel this way.”
          
          Don’t waste your energy on people who make you doubt yourself or worsen your feelings.
          
          I don’t know what you’ve gone through or are going through now. I don’t know you personally. But I want to tell you this: don’t let the negative words of others drag you down. Focus on protecting your energy and finding people who understand and care.

Mahi yr tere bio se "Abhi na jao chhod Kar" ka yaad aagya now I'm crying remembering my friend... anyways nice bio behen ❤

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          https://www.wattpad.com/story/370899843?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=story_info&wp_page=story_details_button&wp_uname=M_O_O_N_L_I_G_H_T126
          
          Tropes 
          
          Love at first site
          Unexpected marriage 
          Shy girl x Bold Man
          Force love and marriage
          Enemies to lovers 
          
          Desi x videsi romance 
          

I hope you're doing well today. As you know, I’ve been posting my messages on message boards here, but from now on, I won't be doing that anymore. It's too time-consuming to post on each account separately. So, I've decided to share my messages in my book 'GENTLE NOTES', which I've already published. In my book, I can write in more detail, as you know we can't write much on the message boards because of the words limitation by Wattpad. Sometimes, I feel like I should go deeper into a topic, and now I can do that.You’re welcome to add my book to your library if you want, but there’s no pressure. I just wanted to let you all know that I won't be posting on the boards anymore. I’m not focused on votes or views – it’s enough for me that you read it. As long as you take positive energy from it, that’s what matters most. I really hope my messages continue to bring some positivity to your thoughts.Take care of yourself!
          
          -Naaz

Greetings, buddy. Sorry for being an Intruder, I hope you are doing great. Could you spare sometime to check out my story 'RISKY ISHQ' it's already completed and filled with emotions. Feel free to check out my new story 'TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY' ..... 
          I have done a lot of hard work. 
          Thank you, Dear. 
          

We often stress over everything, whether it has already happened or is about to happen. But we forget that taking too much stress won't make things go the way we want. For example, if you have exams, you might start stressing about small things, like where to start, how many days it will take to complete your syllabus, or comparing yourself to others who might be doing better. Before you even begin, you've already assumed you'll fail.
          
          Think about it,your syllabus is right in front of you. No one has taken your books away, and no one has told you to stress. It's completely up to you. Your performance will depend on how well you prepare. Stressing won't help; in fact, it will make things worse. You're making things harder for yourself and adding more problems to the ones you haven't solved yet.
          
          It's normal to feel worried about exams because you want to do well for yourself. Your parents may also have expectations, and you don't want to disappoint them. This adds to your stress. Instead of focusing on doing your best, you keep worrying about letting them down.
          
          But stressing too much is not helpful-it's harmful. It affects your mental health, stops you from being productive, and damages your confidence, which you worked so hard to build.
          
          Take a moment to think. Be wise, stay productive, and focus on doing your best. Don't let other people's high expectations overwhelm you. Work hard, but don't burden yourself unnecessarily. Growth comes from effort, not from worrying about things that won't happen if you stay focused.
          
          You are jumping to conclusions even before trying or doing anything. If you want good results, you need to focus on the process first. Instead of wasting all your energy stressing about the result, use that energy to do better in the process. Only when you focus on the process will the result improve.
          
          -Naaz 

Don't think of yourself as a people pleaser just because of the small acts of kindness you do for others. Don’t let those acts overwhelm you shake them off when they come to mind. Being kind to others, even after being treated poorly, is a big deal, and you should appreciate yourself for it.
          
          There is a big difference between being kind and being a people pleaser. When you share your positive energy, it’s your way of staying calm something the people trying to bring you down don’t have. Comforting others and staying composed, even when your mind is screaming to let it all out, shows your strength. But remember to give more attention to yourself.
          
          A people pleaser is someone who always puts others first, completely ignoring their own needs. They don’t make an effort for themselves, which is why they get hurt more. They leave their own problems unsolved and abandon their feelings and thoughts while trying to help others.
          
          You have to start with yourself. Don’t ignore your thoughts, especially the ones that are urging you to fix things. Isn’t it unfair to care so much for others but not for yourself?
          
          If you keep ignoring yourself, things might get worse. People move on and forget, but what about you? Don’t harm your mental health by neglecting it. Controlling negative thoughts is hard, but it’s important for your well being.
          
          Focus on resolving the self-critical thoughts you’ve been pushing away. They’re causing damage to your mind. Start making an effort for yourself it will make a big difference.
          
          -Naaz

No matter how hard you try to ignore hateful and hurtful comments from others, they still affect you. Whenever you try to be strong, those words hit you like a truck because they have left a bad mark on your mind.
          
          These comments might be about how you look, how you sound, how you act, or the things you say and do. No matter how much you try to convince yourself or others that these harsh words don’t affect you, deep down, they do.
          
          Even when you try to cheer yourself up, the feelings remain the same. Sometimes, you let these thoughts take over, and they cause a lot of damage to your mental state. You are aware of this, and it makes things harder.
          
          When you are alone, you tell yourself that next time you will stay calm, that you won’t let their words get to you. But when they speak with sarcasm or cruelty, it feels like everything inside you crumbles. It hurts even more because you had prepared yourself to stay strong, but it didn’t work as you expected.
          
          Remember this: you are a test for them, and they have failed that test. These people don’t see things as they truly are,they only want to hurt others. They don’t have much going on in their own lives, which is why they waste their time trying to bring others down.
          
          I know it’s not easy. Those words won’t leave your mind quickly, and removing them will be a hard process. But it’s worth the effort. You’ll need strength and energy to overcome it. Thousands of encouraging words exist to lift you up, but they will only work if you start clearing your mind step by step, putting in effort every time.
          
          -Naaz
          

Sometimes, we think we need motivation from someone or something to move forward in life, especially when we're stuck. But before seeking motivation, it's important to understand what exactly is troubling us. Often, we don’t even know how to explain what we’re going through, even to our closest ones or those willing to help.
          
          At times, we feel stuck, confused, and overwhelmed. It’s normal to feel this way. We lose control because we allow it, and sometimes our mind just can’t handle the weight of it all. You might have read countless motivational stories, quotes, or advice from friends. But sometimes, none of it seems to work. That’s when self-doubt starts to creep in.
          
          This happens because we’ve trained our minds to think this way. Motivation can be powerful, no doubt. Sometimes, a single line or thought can spark change.
          
          It’s you who makes the decisions. But you might not be taking yourself seriously enough. Our mind isn’t like a machine that can switch off negative thoughts and turn on positive ones. It’s a process, and you are the one in control of that process.
          
          You might think you’ve done nothing significant, but managing those overwhelming, negative thoughts is no small task.
          
          No matter how much therapeutic content you consume, it might not feel enough when you’re truly overwhelmed. And that’s natural. I’m not trying to scare you, I want you to think more openly. Sometimes, you might blame yourself when nothing seems to work, thinking you’re not good enough even when the best advice comes your way.
          
          Negative people can leave a lasting impact because of their manipulative words. They make you believe in dreams that vanish when they leave. If you’re trying to replace negative thoughts with positive ones during moments of overthinking, you’re already doing better than you realize.
          
          -Naaz
          
          
          [If you don’t like these kinds of messages, please let me know, if you’re not comfortable with me posting messages like this.]