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|Aug 2025
Trauma the term itself sounds so painful.
There are countless people who go through trauma. The reasons are different for everyone. Unfortunately, they have to bear this pain. Some traumas are physical and some are psychological. Even emotional traumas take a toll in their lives.
Scars can or cannot be seen while experiencing traumas. The most painful trauma is the emotional trauma. No scars can be seen when someone ditches you after playing with your emotions.
You just shed tears and confine yourself within the four walls of your home. Once you loved a person so much and the outcome of loving someone so deeply is solitude. You are left alone with no one by your side.
You had been in a relationship with someone. Your love life happened to be a fairy tale for you. You thought the person you loved will always be with you. But, destiny has something else to play.
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