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Sanu Sharma is a Nepali novelist, short story writer, essayist, lyricist, and poet. She is noted for her writing, shedding light on familial and societal issues that are often overlooked, while also addressing the challenges faced by women, girls, and marginalized people.
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Courage is never born with a person; time and circumstances inject it into a person and bring it forth from within.
If you ever become fatigued from chasing your dreams, you are always welcome in my world of reality.
Even walking side by side for a long time, some relationships never touch the heart.
If strong trust is not knotted in the foundation of love, a home that could shield its inhabitants could not be built.
A man who only becomes a husband brings pain to his parents, and a person who only becomes a son brings pain to his wife.
In your journey, be prepared to encounter an array of obstacles – some steep, some flat – for that's the nature of the path.
A daughter who respects you while you’re alive is far better than a son who performs the rites and rituals after you’re gone.
Not for the body, but for the heart; companion and company are needed.
From now on, everything in life will appear blurry to me. What’s the point of wiping my glasses when my vision has already left me?"
Life could not be lived wet, whether it be in rain or tears.
Life doesn't end just because someone leaves.
An overflowing pot must be emptied before anything new can be added. If you cling to the sorrows of the past, how can you make space for the happiness and joy of the present?
To reside in someone's memory, one must set aside selfishness, as selfishness and fond memories cannot coexist in the same space.
Sometimes, to do wrong deeds, one's intentions don't have to be bad; unfavorable timing and circumstances might lead one to do so.
Life cannot move forward just by being drenched in emotions.
The absence of lost things is felt most painfully when the things you possess stop providing satisfaction.
The pain shown by others and later understood doesn’t hurt as deeply as the pain one feels firsthand and then witnesses.
Your arrogance in your manhood prevents you from understanding.
Those who can bend need not be taught how to stand tall.
Light must be saved for those moments when the night is dark, when the moon doesn't appear in the sky.
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