Finding Your Frequency in a Noisy World
Where Silence Speaks Volumes and True Connection Resonates
In this vast world, we often feel alone. Only those who vibrate on the same frequency can truly connect and perceive the hidden beauty within each other's hearts.
Time slips by unnoticed.
No matter how dark the clouds in my heart may be, they seem to dissipate instantly in the presence of those who understand.
Even in silence, I find comfort. Being with people of different frequencies makes me uncomfortable. I have to wear a false mask, speak against my true feelings, and listen to endless, inexplicable complaints, which leaves me feeling drained.
Some people are simply hard to get along with, and some things are just unbearable or incomprehensible, so don't force yourself.
Why waste anger on someone who isn't worth it, or become anxious over a circle you don't fit into?
A circle you can't enter is not for you.
A thankless friend is not worth cherishing.
A genuine relationship, where you can chat freely, speak openly, and hold nothing back, is the most comfortable state of friendship.
Such friendships will not easily fade.
Thank you for reading!
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Emily Chan - Life and love sharing
Blog Writer/Storyteller/Write stores and short srories.I am a writer who specializes in love,relationships and life sharing
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This story reminds me of the belonging of a community i found in Japan. American walking around Japan sharing stories with Locals and learning historical culture belonging that staid with me today . That was my frequency when reading this.