˹ᴀʙᴏᴜᴛ ᴋʀɪsʜɴᴀ˼ 🎄

Chalo, aaj ek kahani sunata hoon... Ek din sabko ek mauka mila, apni sabse pasandida cheez chunne ka. Suraj ne Roshni ko chuna, Chaand ne Taaron ka saath, Nadiyaan jaakar Sagar se mil gayin, Hawa ne Khushboo ko apna humsafar bana liya, aur Aasmaan ne Baadalon ko apne paas rakh liya. Phir baari aayi Pyaar ki... Sab soch rahe the, Pyaar aakhir kise chunega? Pyaar thoda muskuraaya aur usne sirf ek naam liya— “Intezaar.” Kyuki sachcha pyaar har baar mil jaane ka naam nahi hota... Kabhi-kabhi kisi ek shakhs ko dil mein sambhaal kar, bina shikayat uska intezaar karte rehna bhi mohabbat hoti hai. ❤️‍🩹✨

You can’t welcome something new while your heart is still living in what’s gone. And I’m not talking about forgetting everything— I’m talking about finally making space within yourself. Because when you keep returning to old moments, how will you ever move forward? How will you give someone new a place in your heart when a part of you is still waiting for the past to come back? Sometimes, it isn’t the person we’re unable to let go of. It’s the way they made certain moments feel. And maybe that’s why moving on feels so difficult— because we’re not always missing them, we’re missing the memories we had with them.

You can’t unlock a new door if your hands are full of old keys. And here, I’m not talking about the door — I’m talking about you. Because if you’re still holding on to old memories, then how will you move on? How will you fall in love again when every corner of your heart is still occupied by something that has already gone? And the truth is, most people don’t miss the person — they miss the memories.

Stop acting like you hate relationships, because the truth is, tumne jise chaha, usne tumhe kabhi chaha hi nahi. Aapko nafrat uss pyaar se nahi hai, aapko nafrat uss relationship se hai jisne aapko andar hi andar tod kar rakh diya. Aapko uss confusion se nafrat hai jisme aap sirf ek option the, priority nahi. You hate the feeling of loving someone sincerely and not being loved back.

If you have to keep explaining why something hurts you, it’s probably not good for you. You shouldn’t have to keep saying, “Ye cheez mujhe hurt karti hai, please aisa mat karo,” or, “Mujhe aise treat mat karo.” Because when someone genuinely cares about you, you shouldn’t have to explain the same pain again and again. And sometimes, we keep explaining ourselves because we’re scared of losing that person. But you don’t have to keep proving that your feelings are valid. You don’t have to beg someone for the bare minimum of respect. Because sometimes, you need to understand that someone you love might not be good for you.

If you have to keep explaining why something hurts you, it’s probably not good for you. You shouldn’t have to keep saying, “Ye cheez mujhe hurt karti hai, please aisa mat karo,” or, “Mujhe aise treat mat karo.” Because when someone genuinely cares about you, you shouldn’t have to explain the same pain again and again. And sometimes, we keep explaining ourselves because we’re scared of losing that person. But you don’t have to keep proving that your feelings are valid. You don’t have to beg someone for the bare minimum of respect. Because sometimes, you need to understand that someone you love might not be good for you.