Anjana Rajbhandary

Isn’t everything we do in life an attempt to be a little bit closer to happiness?

You make me want to believe that people have a heart, and that the magic I grew up believing in does exist.

I pray to God that I can hear you when you are crying in your room silently – whether it is some boy (or girl) who broke your heart, you failed your test, or you are just having a bad day.

I stopped blaming other people for my unhappiness and for the things that did not go well in my life.

“I married young because I was ‘in love’. It did not work out – it got messy and just made me more jaded. Settling down is not important for me and I am fine if I never settle down, I tried it already.”

“I knew damn well what I was getting myself into. There is no coming back once you have crossed that line.”

We are millenials, members of Gen Y. We are made to feel special from the time we are born. We’ve been made to feel like we should be given a prize for just existing.

Water is precious, water is life. The feeling of quenching your thirst with ice cold water after a marathon or a long workout does not even begin to explain how valuable water is to us.

“Where is this headed?” Honey, if you have to ask yourself or your significant this question after dating for some time, the answer is “nowhere.”

Not everyone will like you and some people will judge you. But it truly doesn’t matter.