fathers quotes

Terkadang, kita butuh cara untuk melampiaskan rasa sakit yang dialami. Melepaskan luka meski hanya sebentar. Namun setidaknya, ada rasa lega ketika melakukannya. Dan menulis adalah cara termudah untuk mengutarakan rasa. Membuat catatan tentang luka yang tersimpan. Walaupun nyatanya luka itu sulit terhapus, atau mungkin tidak akan. Tapi dengan catatan itu kita akan tahu, bahwa kita pernah berjuang untuk luka yang pernah diterima. Dan kita mampu untuk melewatinya. Hingga sadar bahwa, luka adalah cara untuk melatih hati kita lebih kuat lagi. Teruslah berjalan meski terasa lelah, karena mungkin di ujung sana, ada jawaban atas rasa lelahmu. Dan kebahagiaan sesungguhnya yang diinginkan hatimu.

This is not a novel or anything(sorry if you came here thinking this was a novel), this just something I am doing to pass my time and boredom. Basically in this I will be posting a chapter with a quote and poem every day, what kind of quote and poem? Read to find out. By the way the quotes and poem will not be mine.

Will try to do daily (Not owned by me)

Just a piece of quotes of a day. For self-reminder and for us, who was a normal human-being on this earth. I love making quotes.

When ex-priest Mark Collins is suddenly catapulted to fame as a super-model he discovers there is more to it than he expected. With the help of Paul, his boss's assistant he manages to weather the promotional gigs. Then there is his blossoming involvement with Angelo, a police detective he met soon after arriving in the city.<br><br>Everything is thrown into disarray when he finds out his boss may be trafficking with the Mafia. When he's attacked, his life soon becomes a game of who to trust. Will it be Angelo or the very appealing FBI agent who puts him into protective custody to keep him alive until he can testify?

original quotes that helped me cope up in life..

Quotes about life and stuff from Pinterest

Definisi cinta itu bermacam-macam. Berbagai bahasa, berbagai makna. Tapi untuk kali ini akan saya tulis tentang 'Definisi Cinta' menurut saya. Yang mungkin kalian juga sepemikiran dengan saya. Dan mungkin juga, sedang kalian rasakan saat ini. Terakhir, saya berpesan bahwa, tak ada cinta yang abadi selain cinta kepada Sang Pencipta. Semoga harimu selalu menyenangkan.

I wrote these sonnets, poems, and quotes; in the darkest hours of my life and I hope some of you could relate. I write with all the love and joy I have for writing, just because I don't publish anything doesn't I still don't write behind closed doors.

Ayaan is an athlete living a disciplined, ordinary life—driven by training, grounded by love, and guided by a father he deeply respects. To him, his father is a quiet man who values education over violence, control over chaos. Yet, at night, his father tells stories of a past that feels impossible to believe—stories of strength, dominance, and a time when an entire village depended on his presence. Ayaan never truly believes them. Until one night, he sees it for himself. When fragments of his father’s past begin to surface, Ayaan’s certainty about reality starts to crack. Questions he never asked before begin to haunt him: Who was his father before he became a parent? What kind of world shaped him? And what price did that strength demand? Then, in a moment driven by emotion, doubt, and regret, Ayaan is thrown back in time—into the era when his father was at his prime. Not as a son. But as a stranger. In a village ruled by fear, respect, and unwritten laws, Ayaan comes face to face with a younger version of his father—a black belt, a protector, and a man standing on the edge of becoming something darker. As Ayaan slowly becomes his father’s closest ally and best friend, he witnesses the incidents that shaped a legend—and the choices that led to irreversible consequences. But the past is not fragile. Every small change threatens to rewrite the future. Every intervention carries a cost. And saving someone may mean erasing himself. Back to My Father’s Prime is a grounded, emotional time-travel story about legacy, violence, love, and the thin line between protection and destruction—where understanding the past may be the most dangerous thing of all.