Moments i kept it just for me
There's an unspoken rule in today's world:
If it's not on instagram, did it really happen?
We have become so used to documenting everything, from our morning coffee to major life milestones that silence can feel very invisible. In a society where visibility equals value, choosing not to share sometimes feels like we're missing out.
But I believe in something else:
You can live a full, beautiful, meaningful life, even if no one else sees it.
In fact, sometimes that's where the truest form of peace begins.
It's easy to slip into the habit of posting for validation.
You dress up, take a picture and feel a small rush when the likes come in. Someone comments "goals" and it hits differently. But when that becomes a routine, something sacred begins to dissolve.
Some joys are meant to be felt, not filtered.Some memories are meant to be held, not highlighted.Some days are just yours and no one else's to applaud.
And the REAL EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCES sets in.....
Here's what I'm learning:
Emotional intelligence is not just about managing our reactions but it's also about knowing what to protect. It is being deeply self-aware and asking yourself:
- Why do I want to post this?
- Am i sharing to inspire, or to be seen?
- What would if feel like to keep this moment just for myself?
then we talk about Faith and Fulfillment and as a Muslim woman, I've heard people say things like,
You don't need all this inner work, Just Pray. Just believe in Allah SWT
But I see it differently.
I believe in Allah SWT with all my heart and because I believe in Him, I know he wants me to also believe in myself.
TO HEAL
To know that peace isn't always in the noise of the world, it's in the silence after dua, in the breath you take between sujud, in the knowing that he sees even when no one else does.
Some of the the most fulfilling moments in my life were never posted as I :
👉Journaling after a hard cry
👉Laughing with my mother while cooking
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