Amira Abdel-Fadil
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Amira Abdel-Fadil
It’s Okay To Feel Deeply
It was a blessing and a curse, because while I had to deal with my everyday life like everyone else, my emotions were a really big hurdle to navigate.
The Power Of Connecting With People Honestly
The truth is, our lives are actually a lot about the messy moments, our not-so-proud moments, our darknesses, and the fight we fight every day to overcome them. So when people act like there is nothing happening in their lives because it just might be too ugly or straightforward or unflattering, we end up normalizing people who always tell you predictable things.
Maybe Love Is More Than Being Swept Off Your Feet
I think perhaps love should be more pragmatic than that. It’s finding someone who wants to struggle with you because they choose to.
Maybe The Reason You’re Not In A Relationship Is Because You’re Scared
Love means vulnerability. Love means putting yourself out there.
When They Tell You To Leave The Toxic Relationship
They look at you and can’t comprehend how it’s possible that you are allowing this.
For The Loved Ones Who Left Us A Little Too Soon
I would like you to know that there isn’t a day that passes by where your memory is not lingering at the back of my mind.
If Someone Loves You At Your Worst, Do Not Take Them For Granted
Despite the darkest things they see, some people will walk into your life and love those parts you think are unlovable.
In A World Afraid Of Vulnerability, Be A Safe Place For People
I hope that when someone comes to speak to you about their trauma and grievance, you try to be a safe space for their trembling voice.
This Is The Person I Hope You Fall In Love With
I hope you fall in love with someone who makes you feel seen for the beautiful person that you are in and out.
I Am Sorry For The Hurt I Caused When I Was Hurting
Sometimes pain is unkind and I am sorry that you had to witness that.
61 Small (But Important) Ways To Show Someone You Care
Check on them randomly.
When You’re Feeling Lonely, Remember This
Part of feeling lonely is always rooted in how we respond and treat ourselves.