Kabir N Caify

 There are moments in life when you don't realize that something has changed inside you until a familiar song begins to sound different. For years, one song may have felt like home. Then, one ordinary evening, another song suddenly understands you better. Not because the music changed, but because you did. Heartbreak has a way of rewriting the soundtrack of our lives. There are days when a person leaves, and it feels as though they have taken your laughter, your sleep, your faith, and your future with them. You continue going to work. You answer messages. You attend family gatherings. The world sees a functioning human being. Inside, however, an entire civilization has collapsed. People often ask, "How are you?" Very few ask, "What part of you did you lose?" Because that is what heartbreak sometimes feels like—not losing another person, but losing the version of yourself that only existed when they were around. Some people lose a relationship. Others lose hope. ...