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Keep some of you for you

zaynmalik

zaynmalik

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Sacrifice feels heroic in the moment — staying late, skipping your dreams, bending until you almost break, all to keep someone else standing. But there's a quiet tragedy hidden in excessive self-sacrifice: you slowly disappear. Piece by piece, your energy, time, joy, and even identity get handed away. And here's the harshest truth — when nothing of you is left to give, most people don't stay to mourn what's gone; they simply turn to the next person who still has something to offer1000072419.jpg
True balance isn't selfishness; it's wisdom. Pour from your cup, yes — but keep enough in it to stay alive, to stay you. Because a world that only values what you can give, and not who you are, was never worthy of your full surrender anyway.
The real sacrifice isn't giving everything — it's learning when to stop before you lose yourself completely
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zaynmalik said:
Sacrifice feels heroic in the moment — staying late, skipping your dreams, bending until you almost break, all to keep someone else standing. But there's a quiet tragedy hidden in excessive self-sacrifice: you slowly disappear. Piece by piece, your energy, time, joy, and even identity get handed away. And here's the harshest truth — when nothing of you is left to give, most people don't stay to mourn what's gone; they simply turn to the next person who still has something to offerView attachment 403073
True balance isn't selfishness; it's wisdom. Pour from your cup, yes — but keep enough in it to stay alive, to stay you. Because a world that only values what you can give, and not who you are, was never worthy of your full surrender anyway.
The real sacrifice isn't giving everything — it's learning when to stop before you lose yourself completely
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A very honest truth. Only by keeping ourself sustained is it possible to give something to others.
Awesome Intelligence ™​
 
zaynmalik said:
Sacrifice feels heroic in the moment — staying late, skipping your dreams, bending until you almost break, all to keep someone else standing. But there's a quiet tragedy hidden in excessive self-sacrifice: you slowly disappear. Piece by piece, your energy, time, joy, and even identity get handed away. And here's the harshest truth — when nothing of you is left to give, most people don't stay to mourn what's gone; they simply turn to the next person who still has something to offerView attachment 403073
True balance isn't selfishness; it's wisdom. Pour from your cup, yes — but keep enough in it to stay alive, to stay you. Because a world that only values what you can give, and not who you are, was never worthy of your full surrender anyway.
The real sacrifice isn't giving everything — it's learning when to stop before you lose yourself completely
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Self-sacrifice without self-respect becomes self-destruction.
 
Sacrifice can look noble — staying longer, giving more, shrinking yourself so someone else can stand tall. In the moment, it feels like love. Like strength. Like purpose.
But when you give without limit, you don’t just help — you fade.
Your time thins out. Your joy dulls. Your identity blurs.
And the cruel truth?
When you’ve poured out everything, most won’t notice the emptiness you’re left with. They’ll simply look for the next full cup.
Selflessness is beautiful — but not when it costs you your own existence.
 
maturemumbaikar said:
Sacrifice can look noble — staying longer, giving more, shrinking yourself so someone else can stand tall. In the moment, it feels like love. Like strength. Like purpose.
But when you give without limit, you don’t just help — you fade.
Your time thins out. Your joy dulls. Your identity blurs.
And the cruel truth?
When you’ve poured out everything, most won’t notice the emptiness you’re left with. They’ll simply look for the next full cup.
Selflessness is beautiful — but not when it costs you your own existence.
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Powerful words! Selflessness shines when it's balanced—don't empty your cup completely. Wise reminder
 
zaynmalik said:
Sacrifice feels heroic in the moment — staying late, skipping your dreams, bending until you almost break, all to keep someone else standing. But there's a quiet tragedy hidden in excessive self-sacrifice: you slowly disappear. Piece by piece, your energy, time, joy, and even identity get handed away. And here's the harshest truth — when nothing of you is left to give, most people don't stay to mourn what's gone; they simply turn to the next person who still has something to offerView attachment 403073
True balance isn't selfishness; it's wisdom. Pour from your cup, yes — but keep enough in it to stay alive, to stay you. Because a world that only values what you can give, and not who you are, was never worthy of your full surrender anyway.
The real sacrifice isn't giving everything — it's learning when to stop before you lose yourself completely
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Sacrifice is beautiful when it comes from love, but losing yourself for others isn’t love, it’s self-erasure.

If you keep giving and giving without saving anything for yourself, you’ll feel empty one day.

And the sad part is, not everyone notices your sacrifices. Care for others, but don’t forget to care for yourself


Don’t sacrifice yourself so much that there’s nothing left of you.

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Honey bunch said:
Sacrifice is beautiful when it comes from love, but losing yourself for others isn’t love, it’s self-erasure.

If you keep giving and giving without saving anything for yourself, you’ll feel empty one day.

And the sad part is, not everyone notices your sacrifices. Care for others, but don’t forget to care for yourself


Don’t sacrifice yourself so much that there’s nothing left of you.

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Sacrifice feels beautiful when it’s born from love.
But giving up who you are for someone else? That’s not love—it’s just quietly erasing yourself.
Keep giving, sure—but hold something back for you.
One day the tank runs dry, and it hits hard.
A lot of people never even see what you’ve given up.
So care for them, but care for yourself too.
Don’t pour out so much that there’s nothing left of you when it’s over
 
zaynmalik said:
Sacrifice feels heroic in the moment — staying late, skipping your dreams, bending until you almost break, all to keep someone else standing. But there's a quiet tragedy hidden in excessive self-sacrifice: you slowly disappear. Piece by piece, your energy, time, joy, and even identity get handed away. And here's the harshest truth — when nothing of you is left to give, most people don't stay to mourn what's gone; they simply turn to the next person who still has something to offerView attachment 403073
True balance isn't selfishness; it's wisdom. Pour from your cup, yes — but keep enough in it to stay alive, to stay you. Because a world that only values what you can give, and not who you are, was never worthy of your full surrender anyway.
The real sacrifice isn't giving everything — it's learning when to stop before you lose yourself completely
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Keep some for you.... Its absolutely correct✨✨❤
No one give nothing if we are in need✨✨❤
 
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