You're powerful because of your pain You're beautiful because of your vulnerability You're capable because of what you went through You're inspiring because you're always evolving

Underrated life skill: Leaving behind what no longer aligns.

I have a lot of respect for people who do not abuse their access to other people — people who understand that being close to someone doesn't entitle them to overstep boundaries. They realize that there's always a line that should never be crossed simply because of familiarity.

We have already done the hardest part Taimoor A. Ali - XNI , which was finding each other among millions of people. Now let's do the easiest thing, to never lose each other. It’s not just about one day, but every day — because you are my Valentine every single day.

Ramadan Mubarak! ✨💫🌟 May this month bring all of us closer to what matters most and fill our days with patience, gratitude, and quiet joy! Aameen!

I hope this brings a huge glimmer of hope to your heart. I just published When the Ending Was Actually a Beginning. medium.com/p/when-the-end… #FaithJourney #Motivation #spirituality #Gratitude

Thousands are gathering on the site of Donald Trump’s proposed new arch in Arlington ahead of a march into DC as part of the #nokings protest.

Psychology says people who have no close friends aren't usually socially incompetent — they have a pattern-recognition ability that makes small talk feel like cognitive torture siliconcanals.com/d-psychology-s…

3 Subtle Signs Someone Truly Respects You, By A Psychologist via Forbes forbes.com/sites/traversm…

I don’t think people realize how much it takes for someone to be vulnerably expressive in front of another — if you observe someone being as such with you, hold a safe, non-judgmental space for them; they don’t need your to regulate their emotions, they just need you to listen

Psychology says adults who have no close friends aren’t necessarily antisocial or unlikable. Many of them learned in childhood that being vulnerable leads to pain, and they grew up assuming that keeping people at a distance is safer siliconcanals.com/gen-psychology…