Time’s Silent Filter: Who Stays, Who Leaves, and Why It’s Okay
Why Some People Leave and How to Find Strength in Solitude
Time is constantly filtering the people and things around us. No one will be with you forever, but there will always be someone by your side.
Life can be tough, time can be unforgiving, and people can be indifferent—but they will never stop loving themselves. So, live for yourself, not for others.
Be brave enough to do what you love, cherish it, and hold onto it. Live in the present, appreciate each moment, and make the most of every day.
If you find yourself with fewer friends over time, there is nothing wrong with you. Invest your time and energy in improving yourself rather than seeking validation from others. Genuine connections are cultivated naturally, not forced.
Capable individuals often experience solitude, but they also understand the value of reserving time for themselves. Instead of relying on the light of others, cultivate your own brilliance.
Letting things unfold naturally is the true philosophy of life. It’s not about being disappointed too many times—it's about finally understanding.
Life is full of uncertainties. Don’t overestimate your control over events. When faced with separation and reunion, don’t cling too tightly. Learn to let go and allow life to take its course.
Not everyone who was once close to you will stay forever, and not all relationships are meant to last. Time will filter the people around you, leaving only the ones meant to stay.
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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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"Death cannot stop true love, only delay it." – Wesley in The Princess Bride. I decided to come back to Vocal on a very cold and dark night at the end of December. I had been, and still am, convalescing from a horrible staph infection that had gone misdiagnosed for months. This, paired with the increasing challenges of being healthy, making the best choices for my co-parented child, being a wife, and being a director at a new job, was a lot to manage.
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I appreciated the character development, especially how thejourney unfolded. The setting was described well, creating a vivid backdrop for the events. The themes you explored were thought-provoking, and I found the ending to be both satisfying and open to interpretation. I look forward to seeing more of your work!