It’s the kind of fear that makes you “hum and haw” at the thought of getting into a committed relationship (e.g marriage). It is having “cold feet” getting into a relationship, then freaking out when the other person makes advances. 

The books we read, the people we spend time with, the habits we embrace, the conversations we choose to have, the routine we follow, the environment we live in, and even something as common as what we choose to believe, all influence the direction of our future.

Even though my craft was crappy (a hard thing to admit), it was still worth something. And it was my duty to turn that potential into something acceptable

To overcome the Survivorship bias and live a happy life, always remember that the media is not interested in digging around in the graveyards of the unsuccessful. Nor is this its job. To overcome the survivorship bias, you must do the digging yourself, identify your core values in life, create your own path, and live by your terms

[…] growing up for me was a not-too-good experience. I lived in the middle of "who I was" and "who the world wants me to be".  I practically lived in pretense, and strangely, it felt a little bit fun.

...doing little things like these makes other people feel important and happy because the feeling of being important is perhaps one of the best feelings in the world

Courage is what defends us throughout life - against the tides, and roars, against madness and derision. Without courage, we simply can't live life to the fullest

Though, the high expectations are great as they inspire you to put in all your Best, to reach for the set expectations, Life still happens - things don’t always go as expected no matter much you try or deserve it - dashing all high hopes and Expectations.

But beating a child and physically inflicting injuries on them is not the only form of discipline there is. Sometimes, beating a child becomes abuse, depending on how violently you had hit the child"

We are betrayed when someone we trust (or assume to have no malevolent thoughts towards us) acts in a way that deprives us of something, puts us in danger, or harms us; or fails to act in a way that…