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🎙️ Her Side of the Story: The Boy That Was Never Worth It
Alvira and Anaira’s Her Story – A Podcast About Choosing Yourself Over a Man Who Couldn’t Anaira’s POV – Opening Monologue “If he wanted to, he would.”That line was my mantra.But with Zayaan, he didn’t. Not when it mattered.He gave mixed signals, whispered dreams, but never clarity. He liked my rebellion but not my mess.My laughter, but only when it wasn’t too loud.My beauty, but not when it came with independence.He wanted the idea of me, not me. I thought love meant being chosen.But now I know—sometimes, walking away is the choice that saves you. 🎙️ Alvira’s POV – Following Up “He was never mine. But it still broke me…
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“Am I Rooting for Her or Resenting Her?” – When Admiration Turns into Insecurity
Let’s talk about something tender.That blurred line between cheering another woman on… and secretly feeling unsettled when she’s doing well. You see her winning. Glowing. Thriving.You’re proud. You really are. But beneath the surface?There’s a tiny knot in your stomach.A quiet voice that whispers, “Why not me?” That’s the complicated space so many of us sit in.Especially as South Asian women — raised in cultures where admiration often comes with comparison as a side dish. We Want to Cheer… But We’re Taught to Compete The truth is, many of us were never taught how to genuinely support another woman without feeling threatened. If she gets the dream job, the engagement,…
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