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Some Ugly Truths About Life
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What are some ugly truths of life?
Bonus 1:
Sometimes, when you give more importance to someone in life, you tend to lose your importance in their life. (I’m still learning)
Bonus 2:
Love is like two people on a seesaw. When one goes up, the other goes down. The balance is always fucked.
Bonus 3:
Everybody got an opinion about things they know nothing of!
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What Makes A Hero
~1.2 mins read
My Mom is My Hero
In the genocide that took place in 1999 and was engraved in the shame pages of history, the photo of her breastfeeding her baby hurt hearts.
20 years later, she was seen with her daughter in their village.
During the Kosovo War, Albanians in the village of Ivaja marched towards the city of Kaçanik in March 1999 to escape the genocide of the Serbs. One of those who escaped in the freezing cold was Şerife Luta with her 6-month-old daughter Besjana in her arms. During the hour-long walk, the baby's voice was cut off.
IT WAS A SYMBOL OF WAR
Şerife thought her daughter froze to death, but she never let go of her lap. At the end of 24 hours, when the baby she left next to the stove in the house they took shelter in cried, everyone wept with joy. When they set off again, the photograph of Şerife breastfeeding her daughter while walking became the symbol of the war. 20 years later, Şerife and her daughter were spotted in their village of Besjana. “My mother is my hero,” Besjana said.
A mother's heart is the warmest place in the world and it trembles even when looking at her children. Imagine such a love that there are children who are loved without expecting anything in return, and for them there is a woman who can go to death without blinking for a second. This love is only possible with the love of a mother for her children.
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