Me and the Bad Universe

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#Facts_thesecondtry AhEM, today is day four of posting a fact everyday To get bored of telegram, well, after long ahh thinking i decided that i want to talk about daydreams, which is something temporary, unreal, and a thing that can make us happy, but not for long Firstly, daydreams are basically what our minds can set for fun, maybe a little happy moments with no actual effort for having them, or maybe just to get away from the Responsibilities on our shoulders, its fun and good to enjoy short moments i know, but its way too hard to get off our head, which i also did sometimes in my finals last year and it was a nightmare to focus on the exams, so what im saying that this can be fun for a while, but not as fun when you need your life back, stay away from daydreaming, its a toxic relationship when its about focusing on one thing Fun fact, a while ago ive been thinkin about Kurdish people and all, like ALLLL day long, and probably days ago i was half awake and said to my sister, you know how to talk like Kurdish people? The weird, funny thing about this that i was asleep when i said this, byebye

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#Facts_thesecondtry Uh, this is day three of trying to get bored of telegram by posting a fact everyday, today after all troubles i had thinkin about the topic, i decided to talk about my favorite animal, because why not? My favorite animal is actually A mythical bird, which was famous in alot old cultures, especially Egyptian and Greek, the phoenix was renowned for its unique ability to regenerate, It was believed to die in flames and then be reborn from its ashes, becoming a symbol of immortality, hope, and renewal, and to be honest thats the reason i became attached emotionally to it, and from the very first times it became famous in old Egypt, where it was associated with a sacred bird known as "Bennu," also linked to the sun and the cycle of renewal, The myth later spread to Greek civilization and then to other cultures around the world but about what it looks like, lemme describe it Firstly The phoenix a beautiful, large bird resembling an eagle, with brightly colored feathers like red, gold, and orange, And It was known for its melodious voice and its long lifespan, which could extend for hundreds of years But the reason i find it interesting and complicated a bit with alot of meanings in it, is its life cycle that The phoenix lives for centuries, and when it senses its end approaching, it builds a nest of fragrant herbs and twigs, Then the nest catches fire, and the phoenix burns with it. After that, a new phoenix rises from the old ashes to begin a new life again Well, Similar myths to the phoenix have appeared in various cultures, like the Simurgh in Persian tradition, and certain mythical birds in China and elsewhere, Despite the differences in details, the idea of rebirth and return to life remains a common element And it means alot of things, like Renewal and a new beginning, hope after adversity, immortality and continuity, and the ability to rise again after failure or hardship, and thats all, put reactions okie👀

#Facts_thesecondtry Uh, yeah this is the second time im doing this, and this is day two of posting a fact everyday To get bored of telegram, we all know this so lets dig in quicker As i thought of a new topic, and trust me, thinking about a new topic was feeling like someone washing my brain, but i found a question that i thought i can talk about today which is; Is loneliness an option or a result, but i changed my mind and decided to talk about; does the person really changes? Or do they just learn how to hide parts of themselves? And yes, that is an interesting, Different topic, Which is actually a question but idgaf, lets not go off topic, first things first Theyre alot really alot of different personalities, so please dont try to Compare yourself with another's person personality, so back to our question, To me, people might change after a failure, or a result that they didnt like, or even a relationship, because most of time, people find out about their issues after they been through something with them, But do people really change themselves for better? Or do they just hide parts of themselves that other see as trouble? Not saying that people are perfect and they dont have to change, some need to, but my question still the same, isnt this actually their truth? So all i could think of when i hear "someone had changed" is that they either been through something, or they been thinkin, so dont blame anyone for changing and try to think about your own actions too Thats it, you guys think i should talk about the first question or its overrated? thanks for reading and it would be fun to share your opinions too, Byebye

#Facts_thesecondtry Heilo, its the SECOND time im doing this after ten days in a row! And the reason why? Because i deleted yesterdays shit, and thats the fact of today, hope you enjoy your day, not like mine

This is the truest thing ive seen today, id like to thank your parents for making a person this great as you, keep being like this PLEASE

#Facts Heilo, its the eighth day of trying to get bored of telegram by posting a fact everyday Wellllll, Todays topic is a suggested topic from a friend which start with; do you believe in fate? And why? To me this something i really avoid thinkin about, its too complicated and probably gonna make me throw my mind away from two days later, but this time ill be brave about this At te very first of my life i thought fate is fake and that everything in our life is something we made. Which is actually true with a bit of Complexity True, everything we go through is something the main reason of it is ourselves, but the real question is Are we free or predetermined? Im not going to even fake it, i dont even know, because its just too much, the start we do what we want to do, the second we realize is this actually what we want or are we just bound by fate? Is this really what we want, or are we just following a path that was already written for us?

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