Always stay as you are, buddy..!

In life, there are different kinds of people. Some are naturally good and innocent, while others might seem nice at first but turn out to be mean or hurtful. It's tough when those we trust, especially family, change into something we don't recognize. It hurts more because we thought they were always there for us.

It's heartbreaking when people we love start acting differently. They used to be kind and caring, but slowly they become cold and don't care about our feelings. Being used by someone we trusted and then thrown away when they find something else hurts a lot. It's like a punch in the stomach.

Experiences like getting a call on your birthday, when a loving mom warns about not trusting people, it shows how much pain such experiences cause.

It was my birthday, a day I used to eagerly await for the joy and warmth it brought. This time, a phone call made it unforgettable, but for all the wrong reasons. At first, it felt like any other call from a loved one, warm wishes and familiar voices. But then, in the midst of celebration, the mood changed abruptly.

The person on the other end, someone I held dear, said something that shattered my world. They didn't need me anymore. My hand shook as I held the phone, my heart sank, and tears streamed down my face like rain.

The pain was unbearable. It wasn't just the words; it was the betrayal that hurt the most. This wasn't how it was supposed to be on my special day. My mom rushed in, trying to console me, to make things okay again.

But in that moment, I felt alone. It was as if trust had been torn away from my heart. The person I believed in, who I thought would always be there, turned their back on me, leaving me feeling broken and lost.

It's hard to forget how that call made me feel. It wasn't just a birthday disappointment; it was a crushing blow to my trust and faith in people, especially those closest to me.

These kinds of experiences make us feel really sad. They make it hard to trust others again. It feels like trust is gone forever, and it's tough to be close to anyone.

But even though it hurts a lot, there's something to learn. It teaches us to be more careful about who we trust. It's like learning to protect ourselves from getting hurt again.

The world can seem really mean when the people we care about hurt us. But even in this sadness, there's a chance to become stronger. We learn to choose our friends more wisely and appreciate those who really care about us.

At the end of the day, it's about surviving tough times and realizing that our worth isn't defined by those who leave us but by those who stay and truly care.

I apologize for being a salt for you,

This blog post tries to tell a story about how it feels when people we trust hurt us, and how we learn from these painful experiences to be stronger and more careful in the future.