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Hello friends, my post today is a bit emotional—messages like these that you and I inevitably remember at some point.
A kind of silence that eats you up inside, your emotions sometimes don't cooperate, you just don't feel like doing anything. Why does this happen, friends? Can you tell me?
As far as I think, we also ignore some messages because we get confused; we don't know what to reply. But over time we realize that even a simple reply could have fixed a lot, which we probably ignored at the time out of ignorance.
Friends, from this we learn that your communication skills should be strong and your mind quick enough to make decisions in time. Many people, myself included, are like this: no matter what you say to them, they don't immediately know how to respond—but by then the opportunity may already be long gone and you won't be able to take advantage of it. is gone, and then you remember, “Oh yeah, I should have said that,” but by then the opportunity has probably slipped far from your grasp and you don't get any benefit from it.
Now the result of this, friends, is that when it comes to me, I can't leave messages pending for too long, because some special moments never come back and some people don't wait around again. The messages I didn't reply to are still somewhere in my mind, because they're not It was my silence that made it memorable, and that person drifted away from me forever.
Friends, sometimes in life the things we remember most are those messages we simply can't reply to. We see the message—someone's message that they sent us from their feelings—but we ignore it at the time, or we can't read it because we don't have the time. Some messages… Sometimes in life we get so caught up that we don't even realize what's happening to us. In that moment, we forget the special message our loved ones have sent us. Not replying to a message doesn't mean we're rejecting them or ignoring them or… Not talking doesn't mean you don't want to talk to them. It may be that at the moment you don't have an answer to give them, but often it comes to mind later on.
