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It is time women start priortizing themselves for their own happiness..
I have been there, seen it all
Even when I was not needed, I was there to catch them before they fall
I laughed with them
I cried with them
My day and nights were for and with them
I devoted all my time and my energy in pleasing people
building relationships
and I started missing little parts of me
I did things only for them to see
I forgot to prioritize and then, I realize
What am I doing with myself? Who will be there with me till the end?
It will be me and myself and so much to mend
Alas! I en-routed myself to me and took up one idea
made that idea my life and I work on that idea day and night
to build myself and wish a wonderful life to spend.
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