The Girl Nobody Really Knew

[AARADHYAA❤️]

Yeaa true but yk people try too hard to access every part nd then things get bad when we tryna stop them or deny the access

True....

 

[AARADHYAA❤️]

Yeaa true but yk people try too hard to access every part nd then things get bad when we tryna stop them or deny the access

Exactly

 

[Meowscharm]

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There was a girl who always seemed happy around everyone. She laughed at every joke, talked to everyone, and acted like nothing could ever bother her.

People thought they knew her because they knew her secrets, her favourite things, and all the little details about her life.

But nobody noticed how carefully she chose what to share.

She had learned that not everyone who listens actually cares, and not everyone who smiles at you wants the best for you.

So she stopped explaining herself to everyone. She stopped trying to prove that she was a good person to people who had already decided otherwise.

And slowly, she became quieter—not because she had nothing to say, but because she finally understood that her peace was worth more than everyone's approval.

One day, someone asked her, “Why have you changed so much?”

She smiled and replied, “I haven't changed. I've just stopped giving everyone access to me.”

Sometimes, growing up means realizing that not everyone deserves the same version of you.

Idk.... I kinda relate to this...as in before I was dayumn energetic flirty and interested in every damn thing.....but now...some ppl are like.. uh ain't like before..what happened/ what changed?? Everything!! Seriously duhh nvr tho id see this side of damn freaking mitten

 

[MrDreamy]

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There was a girl who always seemed happy around everyone. She laughed at every joke, talked to everyone, and acted like nothing could ever bother her.

People thought they knew her because they knew her secrets, her favourite things, and all the little details about her life.

But nobody noticed how carefully she chose what to share.

She had learned that not everyone who listens actually cares, and not everyone who smiles at you wants the best for you.

So she stopped explaining herself to everyone. She stopped trying to prove that she was a good person to people who had already decided otherwise.

And slowly, she became quieter—not because she had nothing to say, but because she finally understood that her peace was worth more than everyone's approval.

One day, someone asked her, “Why have you changed so much?”

She smiled and replied, “I haven't changed. I've just stopped giving everyone access to me.”

Sometimes, growing up means realizing that not everyone deserves the same version of you.

Crux of the story is in her last answer.
Because she was giving access, all the explaining & proving herself had been part of conversations.
Girls are more matured than boys, always. She seemed to get that level little late but ultimately she achieved it.
Nicely captured.

 

[starryeyes1]

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Crux of the story is in her last answer.
Because she was giving access, all the explaining & proving herself had been part of conversations.
Girls are more matured than boys, always. She seemed to get that level little late but ultimately she achieved it.
Nicely captured.

Yeah thanks...everyone gets the learning in diff way nd time nd so did she