pyaarihu

Back with my old username ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ ab Marne tk yhi rahega jee ❤️

motubilla

@pyaarihu ab aaya uth (author) pahad k neeche 🕊️
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awasthi4eraya

@pyaarihu Wiseeeee Decision 🪿
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pyaarihu

Back with my old username ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ ab Marne tk yhi rahega jee ❤️

motubilla

@pyaarihu ab aaya uth (author) pahad k neeche 🕊️
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awasthi4eraya

@pyaarihu Wiseeeee Decision 🪿
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pagal_wagal_hai_kya

Pyaari ho yawrr aap toh...naam badal diya?!!!

pyaarihu

@PriyaSingh338226 author was like - aaj kuch toofani karte hai ☞⁠ ̄⁠ᴥ⁠ ̄⁠☞
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PriyaSingh338226

@pagal_wagal_hai_kya you changed your name and here I was checking your account with your old name with a heavy heart. Ki kahin author ne delete toh nahi kar diya account.
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pyaarihu

150k reads ~ yeahhhhhhhh ☆♡

realxiaoyibo

@mashooqa purana wala name mast tha ❤️ ye nhi༼⁠;⁠´⁠༎ຶ⁠ ⁠۝ ⁠༎ຶ⁠༽
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AlgonightAquanomics

@pyaarihu
          Dii, I know I might be a little late to post this message about your recent post, but I couldn't scroll past without leaving my heart here for you.
          
          ​Reading this broke something inside me, but it also reminded me of just how remarkably strong you are. I know I can never fully comprehend the depth of the horrible things you have been through and might still be going through, but I need you to know this: I am so, so unbelievably proud of you.
          
          ​Every single time you open up and pen down your feelings on your board, it strikes a chord. You express the raw, uncomfortable truths that so many carry in silence. Watching you face life with such honesty has become a quiet anchor for me—you are truly becoming my inspiration to survive my own fears, doubts, and bad days.
          
          ​I hope you never, ever feel the need to apologize for being your own person. I hope you never feel uncomfortable in your own skin or shrink yourself to fit into anyone else's expectations. You deserve to take up space exactly as you are. And as for everyone in your life who has ever hurt you, manipulated your feelings, or continues to cause you pain—I truly hope life returns every bit of peace to you that they took away, and that karma catches up with them soon.
          
          ​Thank you for existing, for writing, and for fighting your battles every single day.
          
          ​I'm so proud of you, Dii. Always. ❤️✨

AlgonightAquanomics

@pyaarihu  Always here for you ....Sending you the biggest hug, Dii! Stay strong ❤️ head high always!"
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pyaarihu

@AlgonightAquanomics you're way too sweet priye thank you for your lovely message baccha ❤️
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AlgonightAquanomics

@pyaarihu 
          
          "Wow... your perspective just blew me away. I really needed to read this today.
          
          It makes so much sense when you put it that way—that the love or friendship wasn't necessarily 'fake' from the start, but that two people can just perceive the same exact bond in completely different ways. It’s a hard pill to swallow, realizing that what we thought was a sacred connection might have just been a casual, random gesture to them, but it explains so much of the confusion.
          
          And what you said about people hurting others because of their own unresolved grief, anger, or insecurities? That hit deep. It takes away their power when we realize they are just forcing softer people to carry the weight of their own inner frustrations.
          
          But honestly, that last line you wrote? 'May God treat me the same way I treated you.' That is the most powerful, beautiful, and healing thing I have ever heard. It’s the ultimate closure. If you treated them with pure loyalty and love, you have absolutely nothing to fear, while they have to sit with the reality of how they treated you.
          
          Thank you for sharing this with me. You have a beautiful mind, Author. This brought me so much peace."

AlgonightAquanomics

​"As you said, Author, that I can always put my thoughts here... so here I am again, hehe, ranting it out. And nope, I'm not saying sorry or thank you this time!
          
          ​When everyone talks about heartbreak, they almost always assume it’s about a romantic bond. But honestly, nothing shatters a person quite like the quiet grief of a platonic heartbreak—realizing that a friendship you treated as sacred was actually built on a foundation of fake emotions and fragile love.
          
          ​I’ll never understand what kind of sadistic pleasure people get by degrading someone who was entirely devoted to them. How can you take a beautiful, genuine bond and rip it apart like it’s nothing? It’s terrifying how some people can mock the way you talk, the way you behave, and tear down your self-worth without a single ounce of regret. They leave you drowning in questions, making you feel like maybe you were too much, too easy to leave, or completely unlovable. If you can’t offer someone real love or respect, why choose to break them? Why not just walk away?
          
          ​It takes a deeply twisted mind to look at a soft, loyal heart and decide to destroy it just because they can."

pyaarihu

@AlgonightAquanomics I don't know whether you'll believe this or not, but I've been the worst failure in friendship. I've been called manipulative, an attention seeker, dramatic, arrogant, weak, and overly sensitive by the very friend I thought was my only one. And do you know when? When I needed them the most—when I fell into depression for the first time. After that, I walked away from everyone. Every person.
            
            Because if I'm the problem, then maybe I should stay away to save you all :)
            
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pyaarihu

@AlgonightAquanomics Okay, first of all, let me make it clear that this is just my opinion, not a fact, so I might be wrong in answering your question. Sorry in advance.Let me tell you the first thing, I don't think any emotions or love are fake in the initial stage. It's your love, your attachment, and your dependency that make you believe whatever is building between you is pure and sacred, that the bond you're creating is strong and meaningful. But again, that's from your perspective.Maybe the other person doesn't feel or perceive it the same way. Something that you consider a precious act of friendship or affection might be nothing more than a random friendly gesture to them. People's attachment depends on whom they choose, not on who chooses them, because it's their heart that decides whom to love and whom not to. And it's not even necessary that the person they love is worthy of that love. Sometimes attachment only allows them to see the positive side of someone.
            
            So, in my opinion, the answer to why people hurt others is that not everyone does it because they're cruel. Some do it because they're angry. Some because they're insecure and need someone softer than themselves to carry the weight of their frustrations. And some never even realize the damage they've caused because they've spent so long justifying their own behavior while carrying their own grief.So if they're not willing to walk away, then we should take the initiative. If someone ever tries to degrade you, makes you question your self-worth, or constantly tells you that you've wronged them, just say—May God treat me the same way I treated you.And then walk away...
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AlgonightAquanomics

@pyaarihu 
          "Yearning... wow. You put a name to the exact storm I couldn't define.  Thank you for shifting my perspective so gently, author ji. Knowing that someone as brilliant as you understands this weight, and has come out on the other side of it, gives me so much comfort. And okay, okay! No more 'thank you-sorry' from my side!  Just pure gratitude for your presence and your beautiful words. Take care! ✨"