Tag: dailyprompt

  • Do you believe in fate/destiny?

    Do I believe in fate? Or do I just need life to make sense?

    If something bad happens, my first instinct is to tell myself it was meant to teach me something. It helps. It softens the blow. But give me a few hours and I’ll start analyzing my own choices. What did I miss? What could I have done differently? Where did I mess up?

    So clearly, I don’t believe everything is pre-written.

    But when it comes to love, I want destiny.

    I don’t want strategy. I don’t want “we met through mutual career networking and aligned life goals.” I want the cinematic moment. The unexpected connection. The feeling of “oh, this was always going to happen.”

    And that says a lot.

    Because when I think about career, money, fitness, writing — I’m practical. I know effort builds outcomes. But when I think about love, I want it to feel fated. Like some invisible thread was pulling us toward each other.

    Maybe that’s romantic. Maybe that’s naive. Or maybe it’s just human.

    I also believe some people come into your life only to teach you something. Not to stay. Not to build a future with you. Just to trigger growth. And I don’t think that’s blind destiny. I think it’s meaning-making. It’s how we survive disappointment without turning bitter.

    I think, believing in fate protects you from rejection.

    If it wasn’t meant to be, then it wasn’t about your worth. If it ended, maybe it served its purpose. That belief is soothing. But it can also become a shield.

    So do I believe in destiny?

    I think I believe in themes. Certain chapters feel bigger than coincidence. But the details? The timing? The choices? That’s on me.

    Maybe fate gives you the stage.

    But you still have to show up and act.

    And honestly, that balance feels right.

    Let me know if you believe in destiny or fate down below 👇🏻💕

    i know I have been away for a month, well my sister got married and I was busy with that. As I maid of Honor I had a lot of work to do. But now I’m back on track. I believe I will be Posting more from now on.

    see you soon again. 😁


  • Are there any activities or hobbies you’ve outgrown or lost interest in over time?

    Yes, when I was in school I was into sports a lot. I was in my school’s basketball team, did running, vollyball, badminton and kho-kho. But since college started I stopped doing any of it. I stopped being as active as I was. I’m thinking of starting it again and be more active than I am this year.

    Altho February and March is quite busy for me, but I’ll try my Best.


  • What books do you want to read?

    There are quite a few books I have on my reading list. Some of the are :

    1. Letting Go by David R. Hawkins
    2. Don’t sweat the small stuff by Richard Carlson
    3. In the flo by Alisa Vitti

    I do have a lot more books in the list, I’m gonna start on the list today, because I have been so busy lately with life and everything.


  • What is your favorite animal?

    CATS!!

    Definitely cats, I absolutely love them. I want to adopt one too, but I don’t have time to take care of one right now. So I’m going to hold off for now.

    i can’t wait to be free and get a cat for myself.


  • A Quiet Year That Changed Me : What I learned when nothing went as planned

    If I had to describe 2025 in one line, I’d say this: it opened my eyes and forced me to reflect. Not in a dramatic, life-altering way, but in a slow, honest way. The kind that stays with you even when nothing big seems to be happening.

    At the beginning of the year, I thought love and a promotion would be part of my story. They weren’t. And oddly enough, I’m not sad about that. I didn’t feel robbed or behind. I just felt… okay. Like maybe life was asking me to focus on something else instead of chasing timelines that weren’t mine.

    One of the biggest decisions I made this year was writing my first short story. It wasn’t a loud announcement or a sudden burst of confidence. It was quiet and personal. I just decided to do it. That choice mattered to me because it reminded me that I don’t have to wait for the perfect moment or validation to start something I care about.

    What really exhausted me in 2025 was a pattern. The kind you don’t notice until you’ve repeated it enough times to feel tired of yourself. Once I saw it clearly, I couldn’t ignore it anymore. And once I couldn’t ignore it, I knew it had to change.

    I’m quietly proud of how much more at peace I feel now. I’m clearer. I don’t feel as pulled in different directions. I’ve started letting go of expectations, especially the ones that weren’t even mine to carry. I also became more aware of my habits, the good ones and the ones that were holding me back without me realizing it.

    This year also taught me something very real about work, money, and ambition. Wanting more means working harder. There’s no escaping that. No shortcuts that don’t eventually catch up to you. If I want a different life, I have to be willing to put in consistent effort, even when it feels slow and invisible.

    Being single this year didn’t make me feel lonely or lacking. It taught me that I don’t have to be sad about it. I’m becoming my best self in my own time. Love doesn’t need to arrive right now for my life to still feel meaningful. Everyone has their own timing, and mine just isn’t here yet.

    One belief I finally let go of in 2025 is the idea that I’m useless. I’m not. I’m hardworking. I show up. I try, even when things don’t immediately work out. I’m content in ways I didn’t expect, and that matters more than I used to admit.

    As I step into 2026, I’m carrying my confidence and clarity with me. I’m leaving behind unnecessary doubt and habits that don’t serve the person I’m becoming. 2025 didn’t give me everything I thought I wanted, but it gave me something solid. And for the first time in a while, that feels enough.

    Happy New Year !!! 🎊🎉🩷🙏🏻

    What do you think your 2025 went? Let me know your thoughts below 👇🏻💕