I’ve been thinking a lot about this whole “red flag vs green flag” thing lately… and honestly, it’s messing with my head more than I expected. Everywhere I look, people have opinions. Some say girls are attracted to red flags — the unpredictable ones. The emotionally intense ones. The ones who don’t always reply on time, who are a little rough around the edges, a little complicated, a little dangerous in an emotional way. They say unpredictability creates excitement. That emotional ups and downs make people feel more alive. That chaos can feel addictive. And when I hear that… I wonder if being calm and decent is just… boring. But then I hear the opposite. Some girls say they want green flags — someone stable, kind, emotionally available, respectful, gentle. Someone who makes them feel safe instead of confused. Someone who listens, understands, and stays consistent. And when I hear that… I wonder if being intense or unpredictable just pushes people away. So where does that leave me? Som...
হতে পারলাম না কারোর হৃদস্পন্দন, হতে পারলাম না কারোর চোখের আসক্তি কোনোক্ষণ। যে কারোর খেয়ালে আসে না কোনোদিন, তেমনই অভাগা আমি… নীরব, একাকী প্রতিদিন। I write, I express, I pour pieces of myself into my blogs - yet they remain unread, unseen, almost as if they were never meant to exist. Lately, a strange thought has been growing inside me… that maybe I am insignificant to the universe itself. Humans love nature because we belong to it. We are shaped by connection - friendships that grow from chance encounters, love that blossoms from shared moments, bonds that feel almost destined. For most people, relationships seem to unfold naturally, like seasons changing. But for me, it has never felt that simple… or that natural. I tried to change myself - not just a little, but completely. I reshaped my personality, my habits, even my thoughts, believing that if I became more lovable, someone would eventually choose me. I tried harder, waited longer, hoped deeper. But in the end, nothing changed. It...