INfrom a stranger in India
“Hey there ! I see you ❤️”
112 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“stop talking about momos ! eat fried chicken”
113 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“It was matter of one last punch and you would have made it”
113 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“Momos are my life”
115 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“It’s hard to keep going on with your life when there’s so many distractions. For a long time I felt like a loser and thought everybody else is better than me as a person and also sought constant validation until one day I realized the only validation I need is mine .”
115 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“Momo are not Good for health. Stop this eating them and stay healthy”
117 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“There is always a next chance, dont' give up! You can do it!”
117 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“Ohhh I love momos . I so wish I could eat it all day long 💕😁”
117 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“Be thankful for the beautiful chaos of your life, because life is a mess that gets messier if we are not grateful for the little things in life. Gratitude. Contentment.”
117 days ago
CAfrom a stranger in Canada
“Wherever you are right now, I hope you're warm and not too hard on yourself today.”
607 days ago
NGfrom a stranger in Nigeria
“I just passed my medical exams after three failed attempts. Never give up on the thing that keeps calling you back.”
599 days ago
TRfrom a stranger in Turkey
“My grandmother used to say: the person who plants trees knowing they'll never sit in their shade — that's someone who truly loves the world.”
593 days ago
DEfrom a stranger in Germany
“I moved to a new city knowing nobody. Six months later I have a best friend I met on a bench feeding pigeons. Talk to strangers more.”
585 days ago
AUfrom a stranger in Australia
“You don't have to have it all figured out. Most people are just making it up as they go and pretending otherwise.”
577 days ago
BRfrom a stranger in Brazil
“I deleted social media for 30 days on a dare. I'm never going back. I sleep. I read. I actually look at the sky.”
570 days ago
KRfrom a stranger in South Korea
“My son laughed for the first time today. Nothing in the world sounds like that. Nothing.”
566 days ago
GBfrom a stranger in United Kingdom
“The thing nobody tells you about grief is that it doesn't go away — you just get bigger around it.”
558 days ago
INfrom a stranger in India
“I wrote my first line of code at 47. Now I'm building an app. Age is a story we tell ourselves.”
550 days ago
FRfrom a stranger in France
“To whoever reads this during a hard week: you are allowed to rest. Rest is not quitting.”
543 days ago
MXfrom a stranger in Mexico
“I forgave my father today. Not for him — for me. It felt like putting down something very heavy.”
536 days ago
JPfrom a stranger in Japan
“Spent the morning watching the sunrise from a mountain I hiked alone. I cried and I don't know why but it felt right.”
530 days ago
NLfrom a stranger in Netherlands
“I've been writing letters to my future self for ten years. Reading the old ones is the strangest, most beautiful thing.”
515 days ago
KEfrom a stranger in Kenya
“The best advice I ever got was from a taxi driver in Nairobi: 'Do not rush. The road doesn't care.'”
510 days ago
SGfrom a stranger in Singapore
“I quit my corporate job today. My hands haven't stopped shaking but my heart feels like it just exhaled for the first time in years.”
503 days ago
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