Monday's diary

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                                    HE-(heart and emotion)

Dear Lady!!
=>Guard your heart - Your heart is meant to breed LOVE and not anguish, bitterness and hatred.No one is permitted to play around with it, don't give it to those who won't cherish it, neither those who don't know it's value .
Don't be too soft to withdraw it from those who aren't worth it. Don't let everyone in, choose who you wish to come in, choose also who you want to stay.

=>Guard your emotions - Be sensitive to know when you're emotionally vulnerable or defenseless and deal with it immediately, so no one takes advantage of it.Know when to move away from certain environments or people when you're emotionally weak. Staying back doesn't prove you to be brave, but walking out does,that's a wise move. Learn to say 'NO' when necessary, if it's that difficult to, then stare into those eyes and with all audacity say 'NO'.

Your heart is your control room (Restricted)......your emotion is your engine (Be sensitive to every red sign, denoting DANGER Or WARNING alert ) know when to switch off and ON.

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