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This reads as advice to trust feeling over overthinking. It points to the idea that contentment often comes when instinct is given more room than anxious self-talk, and it can land in a moment of indecision, when someone is choosing between what feels right and what seems safest.
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About Debasish Mridha
Debasish Mridha is an Indian poet and writer. His work often explores themes of identity, memory, and the human condition, blending lyrical depth with existential reflection. Known for his evocative language and introspective verses, his poetry resonates with readers seeking quiet wisdom in everyday life.
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