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In this world, You can be...What you want to be..

Certain individuals become irritated when things do not go their way; they constantly seek praise from others. 

However, things won't always go our way and not everyone will value you fairly. Put an end to your expectations and begin to accept who you are—you are unique and that's completely okay... 

Consider a time when you were hurt by someone else's judgment. Ask yourself...Are the things that the other person is saying about me is true? The solution will be with you. Never doubt your own abilities, and pay attention to your intuition and gut instincts. It is always precise.

Not everybody born on this planet is going to like you... 
And you don't have to go that extra mile to please each one of them...

Just say... 
If you don't like me... It's okay... 
If you like me... great... 
And proceed with lightness on your life's path ahead...

When you wear my shoes, you will know how tough is my life... 
And when I would wear your shoes, and I would know how tough it is to live your life... 

All people experience difficulties, so embrace them for who they are, offer each other help and support when required, and move forward joyfully in unison.

Do not compare yourself with others, do not overthink and harm yourself. 
As everyone's lifestyle, interests, and life situations are completely different. 

Never allow these people's judgments to hamper your peace of mind. The people who make judgments about you can be anyone like your family members, friends, colleagues, cousins, siblings, or any random temporary people who cross your path. 

May be these people know you, but they do not know your story. All they want is for you to squeeze inside a frame that they have designed for you. 
If you fit into their filters and perspectives, then you are the best; otherwise, they feel the need to shape you to match the so called societal rules. 

But never mind because they see you in the light of their perspective. It's not your fault dear. 
In this world, You can be...What you want to be... 
Those who can...will accept you as you are and stay in your life. And for others, always keep the door open. Let them go. Release them from your mind and life with a big smile. You don't need to impress anyone.

Be grateful and be happy because what is meant for you will reach you even if it is beneath two mountains and also things can be in your hands, but still not written for you.

If you always care about what other people think about you and worry then definitely you will be always their prisoner. 
Do not be a prisoner of someone's opinion, Give freedom to yourself. 


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