Srochna rentgen tushishim kere ekan do’stlar.

Duo qib turizlar, 1 soatlada javobi chiqarkan.🙏

Rentgen javobi chiqdi.

Sizlarni tark etishim kerak ekan(

Yangi kitobni obzorini qiberin deganlar - ❤️‍🔥

Assalomu Alaykum yahshimisz shu jurnallarizni yahshiyam uzum marketga chiqaribsizlar qulayroq boldi kop obunachilarga ishoning bunchalik intiqb kutmaganman hech qaysi kitobni uzumda korgan zahotim yuraklarim boshqacha bolib ketti 😍😍😍😍🩷

✈️ habarlashamiz

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Freedom From Things

We spend much of our lives trying to label everything: success, failure, happiness, anxiety, love. But our minds often mistake these labels for reality.

In truth, our experiences are constantly changing—like smoke rising from a burning incense stick. Just when it seems to take a clear shape, it transforms into something new. Thoughts, emotions, and even our identity are far more fluid than we realize.

Suffering often begins when we cling to fixed definitions: “I am this kind of person,” or “This feeling will never end.” Yet nothing stays exactly the same. The moment we stop trying to freeze life’s ever-changing nature, we discover a quiet sense of freedom.

The greatest freedom isn’t having more things—it’s no longer needing everything to fit into a fixed box. Sometimes, simply allowing life to unfold is enough. 🌿

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Chiroyliya?)

Bunday chiroyli joylarga borish uchun Amerikadek uzooq uzooqqa borish shart emas.

Qirg’izistonga, Issiqko’lga kelsangiz yetarli☀️

Bu safargi sayohatimiz, ko’rib turganingizdek qo’shni mamlakatda bo’lib o’tmoqda, 1 hafta zeriktirmayman sizlarni rasmlar bilan)

Dushanbani ish va o’qishda boshlagan barchaga plyajdan salomlar🏖️)

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✨Who Gets to Define Beauty?

From childhood, we’re surrounded by messages telling us what “beautiful” should look like. Social media, advertisements, celebrities, and even casual comments from others quietly shape our standards—often without us realizing it.

The problem is that beauty standards constantly change across cultures and generations. What was considered attractive decades ago—or in another part of the world—may be completely different today. That raises an important question: if beauty keeps changing, should it really determine our worth?

Psychologists suggest that constantly chasing someone else’s definition of beauty can fuel comparison, lower self-esteem, and increase body dissatisfaction. True confidence begins when you stop asking, “Do I fit the standard?” and start asking, “Does this version of me feel authentic?”

💭 Beauty isn’t something the world grants you—it’s something you stop letting the world take away.

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