Rovi

9. They make you feel worse after every interaction. 
Friendships should leave you feeling supported and loved. If you consistently feel drained, anxious, or worse after spending time with someone, it’s a sign the relationship may be toxic.

8. They no longer align with your values or growth. Not all friendships are meant to last forever. If someone no longer aligns with your values or personal growth, it’s okay to let them go. Growth often requires letting go.

As you grow, you’ll realize it’s okay to burn bridges sometimes. People often say, ‘Don’t burn bridges,’ but not every connection is meant to last. Everyone has their reasons for cutting off friends, and that’s valid. Here are mine:

The rain may be blind, but its impact isn't. While the wealthy stay dry, the poor are left to weather the storm.

As a young adult, never allow yourself to be the person who comes in with the "suck it up" attitude. Everyone might have a different tolerance level but minimizing what hurts you is exactly the problem.

Anong pambansang dahon ng Pilipinas? Eh di, vacation leaves. HAHAHAHA I need a break. Nauulol na ako.

I finally recovered my X account. Nice.

@aeeeaeyes Mahirap. HAHAHA

gusto ko talaga mag-alaga ng pusa 🥹🥹 pero parang hindi pa ‘ko ready financially HAHAHHA

Don’t kill someone else’s dream just because you don’t agree with their ideas.

@aeeeaeyes Decide na. HAHAHA

ngayon na lang ulit sumakit ulo ko hahahhahaha medj nagugulo slight yung boring kong bohai 😆

It's tough seeing people trapped in their hell holes so you try to reach them and lend a hand to get out of there. The cruel thing is, most of them don't want to be saved; they want company. In fact, they might even bring you down instead of letting you help them up. It’s a trap.

@PhD_Genie I started at 21. Finished at 24.

How old were you when you started your PhD? How old were you when you finished your PhD? (2nd question only if relevant)

Villain characters that allow you to empathize with evil are interesting. It doesn't justify the characters actions, but it does offer understanding and perspective about the choices they made, and what makes them broken.