“Do you know what it’s like when we see you walking home drunk?” He said, clenching his fists, containing his fury, trying to stay composed as tears swept his face.
“I’ve been living like a stranger in my own house for more than twenty years now, kid. Let that sink in.” Said the father, collapsing in his bed.
Everybody has his own story, every story has different point of views. Why judge when we know not what one had been through. Let’s try being supportive for once. It might mean nothing to them but you can learn something new.
Hmmm…I disagree. Being drunk because you don’t feel welcomed by your family? That’s more of an excuse. He could be more, but he didn’t want to. Choices, excuses.
Isn’t it crazy that the pressures of life can turn someone into something they don’t want to be. So much so that they become someone unfamiliar to themselves. We all have a little “f*cked up” flowing through our blood… You’re right though, it doesn’t make us bad people, it’s not poison to us…we just have to learn how to sort and siphon it out before it takes over our minds and bodies, confuses our brains, and tricks us into believing our priorities ARE what they actually ARE NOT. Picking up what I’m putting down?? hah I like this post Bharath. It’s sad but understanding.🖤♥️
Huh, this is true. Dusre ke shoes pehno fir pata chalega. Fit aayenge bhi nai dusre ke shoes humko. 😞 Btw, is this real or fictional?
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Isliye nahi pehenna ji😛
Fictional hi hai
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Thank God fictional hai.
And haan, mera shoe toh itna chhota hai, aapko aayega hi nai. 😹
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Perfect message. This is one of the traits most people lack in.
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Thanks behna 🙂
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My pleasure. 😃
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Hmmm…I disagree. Being drunk because you don’t feel welcomed by your family? That’s more of an excuse. He could be more, but he didn’t want to. Choices, excuses.
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Well yeah. 🙂
You got it right.
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Isn’t it crazy that the pressures of life can turn someone into something they don’t want to be. So much so that they become someone unfamiliar to themselves. We all have a little “f*cked up” flowing through our blood… You’re right though, it doesn’t make us bad people, it’s not poison to us…we just have to learn how to sort and siphon it out before it takes over our minds and bodies, confuses our brains, and tricks us into believing our priorities ARE what they actually ARE NOT. Picking up what I’m putting down?? hah I like this post Bharath. It’s sad but understanding.🖤♥️
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Absolutely understand your point, Steph. There’s a little bit of bad in everyone. We have to move along.
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True!
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🙂
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True words wonderfully penned!👍
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Thanks Lily. 🙂
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