An Explanation

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Found these lines online... they've got me thinking...
"Just because my eyes don’t show tears, doesn't mean that I don’t get hurt...
Just because I come out strong, doesn't mean nothing went wrong...
I often choose to pretend to be happy, so that I don’t have to explain to people who will never understand..

Smiling has always been easier than explaining why I am sad…………."



Comments

  1. rauf29 March 2012 at 07:53

    Dwiti, Hi, what a lovely name ! what does it mean ? Never heard before. i am not very active on the blog these days Dwiti, i am not busy, i have all the time in the world, just laziness ruling me.

    Easier explanation is, we all wear a mask. We have to if we live in a society. We have to know the art of lying to live in a society.

    i'll come back, one foot here one foot there, i am a mess right now.
    Your blog is so crisp, no nonsense, lovely, have to read all your post. oh deeah ! you've been writing since 2005 ??? Shame on me. i am such a waster Dwiti. nice to know you.
    and Thanks.
    oh no, i am not a robot, well, i can be a clumsy goofy disobedient robot.

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  2. Dwiti R29 March 2012 at 22:12

    Thanks for coming by Rauf !
    And glad you liked what I write...

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  3. Sujatha Sathya22 April 2012 at 20:49

    very true! the facade of strength is sometimes only that - a facade

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