There were situations in your life that you thought you couldn't handle. But you did.

There were problems in your life that you thought you couldn't solve. But you solved them anyway.

There were losses in your life that you didn't think you could survive. But you survived anyway.

You are here today stronger, wiser, with more experience and knowledge as a result of all this. Although, the road was not easy, you managed to overcome it.

Of course, you will face difficulties and you may be going through a difficult phase of your life right now. That is why it is worth looking back from time to time and reminding yourself - even if you thought you couldn't handle it, you did.

Perhaps, remembering this, you will realize that there is no reason to doubt yourself. After all, no matter what challenges life throws at you, you will handle them.

And now, the most important thing is that you can do it.

- Ralph Marston

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When choosing a life partner, you have to remember, child, that it doesn't matter what they look like, or how many talents they have, but what kind of heart they have - a heart for others, and for you.

Because, in 50 years, they will be all wrinkled, and life is unpredictable, and even a passionate dancer may not be able to take a step on their own, as a result of certain accidents.

And then, all that matters is what they have inside. Whether they are warm and kind, whether they provide strong support and a sense of security, whether they care about you and not only tell you, but also show you that they love you.

It's not about great deeds, because love consists of these small gestures - from coming home, to you first and foremost, from smiling in difficult moments, from tying a scarf around your neck when you're cold, from the ability to say sorry, when things got bad and many others.

The ability to put yourself in second place, and be guided by the good of your loved one, is so important. You have to know, first and foremost, that he loves you - and the rest really doesn't matter.
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People ask me: ‘You want to deport illegal immigrants. Have you thought about their children?’ Of course I have. Parents and children should not be separated, they should be deported together.

Jean-Marie Le Pen

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There is an old legend that God told his angels, “Come down to Earth, and bring back what is most precious in the world.”

An angel brought a drop of blood from a person who had sacrificed his life to save another. God said, “O Angel, this is precious in my eyes. But, it is not the most precious thing in the world.”

Another angel took the last breath of a nurse who had died of a terrible disease she had contracted, in order to care for others. God smiled at the Angel and said, “Truly, Angel, sacrifice for the sake of others is very precious in my eyes, but it is not the most precious thing in the world.”

Finally, the Angel caught and brought back a small vial containing a tear of a sinner who had repented and returned to God. God teleported to the Angel and said, “Truly, Angel, you have brought me the most precious thing in the world – a tear of repentance that opens the gates of paradise.”

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Indifference – The Worst Form of Rejection

Indifference is not the absence of emotion. It is its negation, a cold wall we build between ourselves and the world. It doesn’t hurt visibly, like anger or hatred, but within it lies the greatest harm. It is like emptiness—unseen, yet heavy and suffocating.

When we pass by someone in need without a word, we don’t just take away their hope for help—we take something even more precious: the sense that they are still seen, that they matter. Indifference says, “You don’t exist to me.” It is a silent scream that rejects more deeply than the sharpest criticism because it denies even the smallest spark of emotion that could save a relationship.

There are many reasons we become indifferent. Fear of getting involved. The belief that the problem doesn’t concern us. Comfort that tells us to look away so as not to disturb our peace. But every time we choose indifference, we not only shut ourselves off from others—we shut ourselves off from ourselves. Indifference makes us hollow.

A society fed by indifference becomes cold, atomized, and lonely. Streets are filled with people who don’t see each other, even though their shoulders almost touch. No one asks, “Why are you crying?” No one reacts when they see pain in someone’s eyes. The crowd walks by because everyone “has their own life.” But are we truly living when we close ourselves off from others?

Indifference can be fought—not with grand, dramatic gestures, but with simple acts of presence. It’s enough to look at someone and smile. To stop for a moment and listen to what they have to say. To give someone a little bit of your attention. It costs nothing and could be the beginning of a new life for someone.

Remember: indifference kills slowly. But it can also be overcome, step by step. Every act of care, every sign of attention builds a bridge where there was once a chasm. Everyone has the power to change the world for one person—and in doing so, change a part of the world.

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