❤️❤️❤️ THE LOVE OF MY LIFE ❤️❤️

[MysteRy]

Mom, I’m So Tired
Life keeps getting harder. I keep running, pushing forward, yet I don’t even know where I’m going. When I was little, whenever I was exhausted, I just needed to go home, rest my head on Mom’s lap, and everything felt lighter. But now, I have no one to lean on… Mom, I’m so tired…

[MysteRy]

Parents in heaven remain our guiding stars, watching over us with love. Their memories inspire strength, kindness, and resilience. Though unseen, their presence is felt in our hearts forever.

[MysteRy]

A father is more than just a provider. He is the quiet strength of a family, the steady hands that hold everything together.

He carries burdens in silence, sacrifices without asking for anything in return, and loves in ways that are often unnoticed. He teaches by example, leading with patience, resilience, and unwavering dedication.

His presence is a shield, his wisdom a guide, and his love—though not always spoken—is the foundation on which a family stands.

[MysteRy]

There’s an emptiness in every room you once stood in, a silence in every place you once filled with laughter.
I search for you in old pictures, in faded letters, in the scent of your sweater.
But nothing, nothing can bring you back.

[MysteRy]

Dad, you were my whole world.
There was a time when your arms were my safest place. When your voice could calm any fear. When just knowing you were there made everything feel right. You were my hero, my guide, my constant. You showed me how to dream, how to be strong, how to love unconditionally.

I never thought my world could change so suddenly. I never imagined having to navigate this life without you by my side. The days feel longer, the nights colder. I miss the warmth of your embrace, the wisdom in your words, the way you could make everything better with just a smile.

I still reach out for you, still hope to see your face in the crowd. I still catch myself wanting to tell you about my day, to hear your laughter just once more. But all I have now are memories—beautiful, precious memories that both comfort and break me. You were my whole world, Dad. And without you, I feel lost. Yet, I carry on because I know that’s what you’d want. I try to live in a way that would make you proud, holding onto the lessons you taught me, the love you gave me.

Even though you’re no longer here, you’re everywhere I go. In every decision, every dream, every heartbeat. You’re the voice in my mind, the courage in my heart, the angel watching over me. I miss you, Dad. More than words could ever express. You were my world, and a part of me will always be with you, wherever you are.

[MysteRy]

Mom, another March 8th has arrived… But this year, there’s no excitement like before—when I used to run home with a little gift in hand, eager to see your joyful smile. Now, all I have is longing, sending my love into the emptiness…

I wish I could turn back time, just to hold your calloused hands once more. To hear your gentle voice, to listen to your words of wisdom that I once took for granted. I used to think you’d always be there, but now I know—no one waits forever…

Mom, I hope that wherever you are, love still surrounds you. I hope you have a beautiful Women's Day in a place free of worries and pain.

I miss you so much!

[MysteRy]

There is a place I always long to return to, no matter how grown I am—my father's shoulder.
It was where I used to fall asleep as a child, where I leaned when I was sad, where the storms of the world no longer mattered.

Now that my father is gone, I finally understand—it wasn’t his shoulder that was vast, but his love that was boundless.

If I could turn back time, I would only wish for one thing—to rest my head there once more… just once.

[MysteRy]

If I could have one more moment with you, I'd thank you. For the nights you stayed awake when I was sick. For the meals you made even when you were exhausted. For every sacrifice you made that I never noticed.

Tomorrow is International Women's Day, and the world honors strong women. But Mom, you were the strongest of them all. I just wish I had more time to tell you that.

[MysteRy]

You never gave me riches.
You never gave me a perfect life.
But everything you gave me was the best.

The best advice when I was lost.
The best hugs when the world felt heavy.
The best love, even when I didn’t deserve it.

Dad, you gave me everything you had.
And now, all I have left are the pieces of you—
The ones I’ll carry with me forever.

[MysteRy]

Her hands may be tired, but they still hold my world together.

Mom’s hands were never soft. They were worn, cracked, and tired. They cooked, cleaned, and worked endlessly. But those hands also held me when I was scared, wiped my tears when I cried, and clapped the loudest at my smallest achievements.

On this International Women's Day, I honor those hands—the ones that built my life. The ones I now wish I could hold a little longer.

[MysteRy]

He may not be here, but I still hear his voice in my heart. I still feel his lessons guiding me, his love surrounding me, and his strength living within me. He wasn’t just my father—he was my protector, my greatest supporter, and the one who taught me what it means to love without limits.

Life moves on, but my love for him never will. He may be gone from my sight, but never from my heart.

[MysteRy]

People say life goes on. They say time will heal. But when Mom is gone, nothing and I mean nothing—feels the same.

The house is quieter, even when it’s full of people. The holidays feel emptier, no matter how many lights shine. Even the simplest things—her favorite chair, the smell of her perfume, the way she said your name—become reminders of what’s missing.

You can laugh, you can keep moving forward, but deep down, a part of you is forever changed. Because when Mom leaves this world, she takes a piece of you with her.

If you still have your mom, cherish her. If you’ve lost her, I know your pain.

[MysteRy]

Dad, you've been the steady rock in my life, always there to catch me when I stumble and lift me when I fall. Your unwavering support has given me the courage to chase my dreams, and your quiet wisdom has guided me through the toughest challenges. You've taught me the value of hard work, the importance of kindness, and the power of love. I am who I am today because of the lessons you've imparted and the example you've set. Thank you for being not just a father, but a mentor, a protector, and a friend. Your love is a gift I carry with me every day, and I am endlessly grateful for all you’ve done for me.

[MysteRy]

Mom, thank you for being my mother.

Thank you for every sacrifice I never saw. For every night you stayed up worrying about me, for every meal you made, for every little thing you did that I once took for granted.

Thank you for the kind of love that never needed words—love that was in the way you fixed my hair before school, the way you knew I was hurting even when I didn’t say a word, the way you always put me first.

Thank you for being my safe place. My home. My greatest blessing.

[MysteRy]

The two most beautiful words in this world are “Mom” and “Dad.”

A mother’s love is unconditional, pure, and irreplaceable. She nurtures, comforts, and gives endlessly, expecting nothing in return.

But a father carries a different kind of weight. His love is quieter, often unspoken, but his responsibilities are heavy. He works tirelessly, carries burdens we don’t always see, and sacrifices in ways we may never fully understand.

A mother teaches love. A father teaches strength. And together, they give us everything.