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Breaking the silence

 Silence is often seen as a sign of strength, patience, or endurance. But there are times when silence becomes a burden, trapping us in situations that harm us. Breaking the silence is not just about speaking up—it’s about reclaiming our voice, power, and freedom. It’s about choosing to no longer hide our pain, fears, or struggles and finding the courage to tell our stories.     Many women suffer in silence, whether it is from domestic violence, workplace harassment, or societal expectations. They are told to endure, to adjust, and to not cause trouble. This silence isn’t a choice for them—it’s forced upon them by fear of judgment, rejection, or retaliation. But this silence comes at a cost. It takes away their confidence, their dreams, and sometimes even their lives.     One inspiring example of breaking the silence is the story of one of our own university teacher. She is known as a kind and strong individual who made a significant impact on her students’...

The Art of Goodbye

  The Art of Goodbye Goodbyes are never easy. They bring a mix of emotions—sadness, nostalgia, and sometimes even fear of what lies ahead. But they are also an important part of life, a way to move forward and grow. I never understood this until I had to face one of the hardest goodbyes of my life: saying farewell to my college friends during our farewell party. That day taught me the art of goodbye, a lesson that has stayed with me ever since and helped me let go of many things in life. It was the last month of college, and the farewell party had been planned for weeks. Everyone was excited about dressing up, taking pictures, and celebrating the four years we had spent together. But beneath all the excitement, there was also a heaviness in the air. We all knew this wasn’t just another party. It was a goodbye—to our college life, to the campus that had been like a second home, and most importantly, to the friends who had become like family. On the evening of the party, the auditori...