Life Lessons Quote by Garima Soni — Inspiring Words on Life, Love & Wisdom

“I don’t know what more I could have done for you. Maybe I cared too much, maybe I stayed too long, maybe I kept trying when there was nothing left to fix. I replay moments sometimes the things I said, the efforts I made, the silences I accepted. And still, it feels like it was never enough. But maybe that’s the truth about some people, no matter how much you give, they only remember what you couldn’t. So now I don’t question what more I could have done. I remind myself that I gave with honesty, and that should have been enough.”

“They used you, hurt you, and then left like you were the problem. How is that your fault? You gave them love, they gave you hurt. You took effort, they gave excuses. You know, some people are so empty inside that they try to make others empty too and broken too. Their lies, their behaviour, their selfishness, all of it is theirs, so stop carrying the burden of what was never yours.”

“Sometimes it’s not about revenge, not even about seeing them hurt. It’s just that deep inside, you wish they feel it once, the same pain, the same emptiness, the same sleepless nights they left you with.”

“You can’t fix what you refuse to accept.”

“I will never be the first to leave. But if anyone leaves me, I don’t just let go, I wipe them from my life like they were never part of it.”

“...I started to realize how many great things could happen by confronting the things that scare you most.”

“Truth manifests, when you realize within your heart that you are the truth. There is no ultimate objective truth that the humans as a toddling species in the suburbs of one among billions of galaxies, should be concerned of with its ridiculously limited faculties of comprehension. What matters at the present, is the truth that we radiate in our actions both internally and externally.”

“Many women sign anything their husbands put in front of them. - Well, I ain't many women”

“Don't go pretending darkness has light just because you want to see it there.”

“I’m too old to worry about who likes me and who doesn’t. I have more important things to do.”

“Joy isn’t seasonal, it’s a lifestyle.”