This article is for anyone who has ever felt:
In poetry and songs, the phrase “Tu zakhm hai” sounds hauntingly beautiful. It speaks of love that hurt, a relationship that left a scar, or a person whose memory still stings. But in real life, carrying someone as a “wound” inside you is exhausting, painful, and damaging to your mental and physical health.
And that takes more courage than any poetry can capture. If this article helped you, consider sharing it with someone who might need to hear that they, too, can move beyond the pain of “tu zakhm hai.”
You are not your wound. You are the one who is still here, still breathing, still trying to heal.