Nistha's blog

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.

This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.

So here’s my first blog nd the topic is me of course . I’ll start with a beautiful quote “WHAT OTHERS THINK OF ME IS NONE OF MY BUSINESS” .

So i have implemented this quote in my life when i realized i m beautiful the way i m.You will see many people in ur life discussing about other’s life rather than focusing on their own life’s. They(people) will say look at her/him , he/she is doing this or that in his/her life.. He/she is very tall or short, very skinny/fatty.. etc etc .. like they are your parents. I have only one thing to say to those people “get a life dude!!” . Actually i m writing all this so that you make sure you don’t do these kind of things. Like m actually 20 , doing cs hons. from DU but m not that tall actually m really short . People use to say in which class u are !? and when i tell them that m in college 2nd year they are like omg “kon khega tu college m h 8th class ki lgti h” so that hurts hn . Actually ab nahi coz i realized that dog’s will bark but u have to be that much courageous that u cross them without even being scared a little . So it is really important that u believe in yourself. No one will do anything for u , u have to do it for yourself and prove everyone that looks,fairness,height,etc etc is not important to be successful.

So m ending my first blog with a line like i started “and now it’s ME time” .

NISTHA SHARMA

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