Rania Naim

1. You know your path. You know who you are and where you’re heading or at least you have an idea or a vision of where your life is taking you. Your future doesn’t scare you and your life is becoming more stable and consistent. 2. You learned to love yourself. It’s the number one rule […]

My life was easier when you were by my side, when I knew I could turn to you if I was in trouble or even just talk to you when I really needed someone who can understand me. Your voice, your wisdom and your guidance always kept me going, they always made me want to […]

They will embrace who you are with all your quirks and imperfections.

Some people get mad because they miss the old version of you.

It’s time to stop extending yourself to those who don’t even try.

Toxic mindsets are beliefs about our lives or ourselves that we develop from unfavorable circumstances, traumas, unresolved childhood issues, and failure.

I’m no longer accepting half-hearted love or mediocre relationships.

You never know why God tested you with the things that meant the most to you or the things you thought you couldn’t live without, but you should know that every time you think you lost something special, God has something outstanding in store for you.

You are not trying to change who you are for someone else.

They’ll push you away instead of trying to meet you halfway. They’ll always take your feelings lightly.

Now you know what’s right for you and what you deserve and that’s something God knew all along. 

The more red flags you ignore, the more time you’ll waste because trust me, ignoring the red flags just because you like someone will only make you feel unworthy and unloved and you deserve a lot more than that.

I finally outgrew the version of me that fell in love with someone like you. 

They don’t deserve all these compromises. They simply won’t do the same for you.

Some women don’t want kids because they know they can’t handle that kind of commitment for the rest of their lives.

There comes a moment after when you walk into an interview and you feel like you’re being appreciated and treated with the respect you deserve.

In a way, they complete each other but you can’t truly heal by letting go alone, you have to move on because moving on means releasing all the physical and emotional attachments you harbored, it’s what truly sets you free.

Many people are aware that they’re in toxic relationships but they still don’t have the courage or the confidence to leave so they choose to forgive or stick around in hopes that it may all change one day.