when it comes to the people we care about the most, we'll go against our nature.

how are you all...

This week has been a bit of a rollercoaster for me.

I experienced a mix of emotions, from feeling troubled and upset to finding moments of happiness. However, one incident in particular really stuck with me and left me feeling incredibly angry. I must have been so angry at that moment, and I can hardly believe how much that emotion consumed me.

But we'll talk more about that later.

As many of you know, I am a very peaceful person. I try to stay calm and composed in all situations, and I don't get angry easily. I've learned to cope with difficult emotions by singing alone since childhood. I would immerse myself in my studies, my cartoon shows and news shows, and I would avoid going out to bars or socializing much with people.

 Even the people closest to me don't really know me that well. Sometimes when I go out, people will ask me where I'm from, and I can tell they don't think I look like a local. It used to make me sad, but now I've come to feel a sense of pride in my unique identity.

No matter what situation I find myself in, I always have the same expression on my face - lost in deep thought and always serious.

But that's changed a lot since I met my best friend.

The person who used to be too shy to talk to anyone is now able to speak in front of thousands of people, and I owe that transformation to my best friend. My Parents and my best friend Chhote have been behind me every step of the way, and they've helped me to overcome my weakness of not being able to talk to people.

That's my point - no matter how peaceful we are, when it comes to the people we care about the most, we'll go against our nature, no matter what others might think. And that's what happened to me.

I acted in a way that I never thought I would, and I regret it. But there's nothing wrong with that. The people who are closest to us are the most important and special people in our lives, and without them, we are nothing. So when something happens to them, no matter how calm our nature is, we'll get angry.

That's what happened to me, and it was the first time I've ever acted that way. But when something happens to the person you care about the most,how can you just sit back and do nothing? It's normal to feel that way.

After that incident, I couldn't help but wonder if what I did was right or not. But when it comes to the person whom you trust the most and who is closest to you, you don't have time to second-guess yourself.

You just act. And that's what I did. I know that in the future, I'll have to learn how to control my emotions and think before I act, but for now, I know that I did what I had to do to protect the people I care about.

In conclusion, this week has been a reminder to me that life is unpredictable and that we never know what's going to happen. But, we must always be ready to act when it comes to our loved ones. And as much as I regret my actions, I know that I did what I had to do to protect the people who are most important to me.

Thank you for reading and I hope you all have a great week ahead.