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JajaShah96 :

nangis pon dlam diam😌

2026-04-19 06:33:55

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panggilakusalsaa :

Tapi percayalah, itu sangat merusak mental, sampai kita tidak tau cara buat marah. setidaknya kalaupun tenang, kamu harus tetap bisa ngungkapin apa yang kamu rasain, kalau enggk itu akan buat kamu lebih 😞

2026-04-20 01:03:36

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✨ :

mulutku diam tapi pikiran berisik sampe²dada rasanya nyesek ujung²nya netes juga air mata

2026-04-20 13:14:45

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公主❦❧ :

Sebelum jadi perempuan yg tenang tu, kita kena alami fasa yg tantrum dulu. 🙃🙏🏼

2026-04-19 14:40:17

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Yuyenggg ♡ :

lalu diam diam pergi hehehe

2026-04-20 00:25:46

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madebyfa :

Setulus apa pun dirimu mencintai, sekuat apa pun perjuangan yang kamu jalani, sebesar apa pun pengorbanan yang kamu beri waktu, tenaga, air mata, dan harapan pada akhirnya tidak semua cinta bisa dimenangkan hanya dengan ketulusan. Kamu boleh mencintai sehabis-habisnya, tapi jika dia tidak memilihmu, kamu tetap akan kalah oleh kenyataan. Kamu yang berharap, kamu juga yang terluka. Dan dari situ kamu akan mengerti, bahwa cinta yang paling menyakitkan adalah cinta yang diperjuangkan sendirian.🥀🥀🥀

2026-04-20 00:52:08

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່ :

ya Allah gantikanlah segala kekecewaanku dengan ribut taufan rezeki yang hebat , biar hatiku sembuh tanpa perlu membenci

2026-04-24 10:19:30

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──𝙍𝙖𝙮 𝙁𝙤𝙧𝙘𝙚𝙭𝙞𝙚'. :

adek, are you okay?

2026-04-22 04:08:35

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disti_ :

saking banyaknya diem aku sampe terkena panic attack, gerd anxiety...ternyata mental ku yang tidak aman😌

2026-04-20 04:36:52

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ISYARRRN_☠ :

Rasulullah : "Tenagkanlah dirimu wahai ummatku .. Aku akan selalu ada untukmu" . always a reason to smile

2026-04-22 04:32:36

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𝐍α𝗒αα 𝐆𝗂𐓣𝗍𝗂𐓣𝗀 :

Ternyata capek juga harus ngalah terus😔

2026-04-19 17:03:39

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racunbyminn :

direndahin, disepelein, dihina sampe ke fisik gua diem aja ga bereaksi apapun, tapi dalem hati selalu ngomong ya Allah ini sakit banget aku cuma minta rasa sabar sama ikhlas aku di luaskan lagi

2026-04-22 10:20:00

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Trio N 🔥🔥🔥 :

maaf numpang curhat karna udah ga kuat gue pernah di posisi ini sering banget, pada saat hari kartini banyak banget yang makai kebaya sederhana sedangkan aku dibikinin ibuku sendiri dan aku nya dari bahwa penampilanku gak sebagus punya mereka dan akhirnya aku berangkat kesekolah ada salah satu teman dan dia termasuk besty gue juga dan disitu dia pakai kebaya bridesmaid sama besty yang satunya kembar di saat itu aku lewat didepannya namun dia berkata gini : alis bajunya kaya emak" disitu gue nahan kecewa gua sakit hati yg gue lakuin hanya bisa diam dan langsung pergi tanpa ngomong apa" di situ gue rasanya hancur hati gue namun gue tetap kuat menahan air mata meskipun gue udah ga kuat tapi di saat upacara selesai gue cerita sama temen samping bangku gue dan dia berkata * emang dia kalo bicara ga mikir "dulu * dan disitu gue belajar kuat ikhlas untuk apa yg teman gue lakuin,😭😭, Terima kasih yg udah mau dengerin cerita hati gue tank you banget maaf kalo ga jelas 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

2026-05-27 15:24:20

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26 :

duh gak bisa gw emosian bgt 😭

2026-04-20 01:57:49

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Caca :

sumpah cape banget kalo nahan terus tapi kalo di omongin tambah panas nantinya malah lebih sakit lagi, harus gimana dong bingung

2026-04-28 12:45:40

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Yatris :

yg biasanya kalo mau nangis ya nangis, sekarang nangis pun aku tahan

2026-04-24 08:02:06

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r🍑 :

berat bgtttt jdi anak perempuan bungsuuuu 🥺🥺🥺

2026-04-20 02:33:26

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ℛ𝓎𝓎𝓃𝒶 :

Sakit ya sakit banget, tpi untuk apa kita mempertnyakan berulang kali hal yang kita tidak suka, tpi d anggap sepele dan ttp di lakukan, lebih baik diam daripda memberi tau, yang ada kita cuman di bilang cari masalah trus☺️

2026-04-19 12:17:17

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riiiiiiin :

dan sekarang aku ada di fase ituu..

2026-04-20 03:36:18

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Cher :

terkadang diam lebih baik dari pada menjelaskan

2026-04-21 14:08:15

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hii, ini ell :

mulut ku diamm tp pikiran ku berantakan.

2026-04-20 13:34:44

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Queenly Moon :

aku selalu begini sampe suatu saat emosiku meledak dan kalian tau reaksi orang sekitarku"aku berlebihan", sejak hari itu aku jarang bicara dengan mereka😌

2026-04-20 05:19:36

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naura_rara :

udah di fase kalau sakit atau marah diem tapi gabisa ngerasain apa apa kaya dingin aja ni hidup gabisa lagi nangis gabisa lagi emosi cuman diem aja kaya yaudah mau gmna lgi

2026-04-20 20:57:15

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