The second worst thing to ever happen to me was being diagnosed with depression.

The absolute worst thing that happens to me is explaining to my young nephews and nieces why I can’t be happy. It’s hard to explain to them why I can’t just snap out of it. I feel like I’m letting them down, and it’s heartbreaking.

I try to be strong for them, but it’s hard to hide my sadness. I can tell they can sense something is wrong, and it’s hard to look into their eyes and not be able to tell them the truth.

I try to keep busy and focus on the positive things in life, but it’s hard when I’m constantly battling my own mind. I can’t seem to find joy in anything, and it’s like I’m stuck in a never-ending cycle of despair.

I feel so alone, even when I’m surrounded by people. I can’t seem to connect with anyone, and it’s like I’m living in a void. I feel like I’m stuck in an invisible prison, and I can’t escape.

I’m constantly battling myself, and it’s exhausting. I’m trying to stay strong and find a way out of this darkness, but it’s hard to remain hopeful when everything seems so bleak. I’m just trying to make it through each day, and I’m hoping for a better tomorrow.

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When I came back from vacation to find my dog half starved to death I was prepared to scream at my friend who was supposed to be taking care of it.

When I came back from vacation to find my dog half starved to death I was prepared to scream at my friend who was supposed to be taking care of it.

But as the putrid smell of rotting flesh reached me, my anger quickly turned

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Booni – Village, Upper Chitral, KPK
Booni – Village, Upper Chitral, KPK

Booni – Village, Upper Chitral, KPK

Booni, a picturesque village in Upper Chitral, KPK is home to the Kalash people,

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