The End of Expectation: A New Way of Life
In the journey of life, we often carry silent expectations—especially from those who are closest to us. Our mother, father, brother, sister, or someone we deeply care for. Without saying a word, we assume they will understand us, support us, and stand with us in every situation. Over time, these unspoken expectations quietly become emotional weight. The truth is simple, yet difficult to accept: Insaan aksar dard doosron ki wajah se nahi, balki apni expectations ki wajah se mehsoos karta hai. This does not mean we stop caring or doing our duty. It means we continue doing what is right—without attaching our peace to how others respond. Why Expectations Create Pain Expectations are not wrong by nature. But when they turn into assumptions, they slowly become the root of disappointment. When we expect our mother to understand our silence, when we believe our brother will always think like us, when we assume our sister will always respond the way we hope— we unknowingly creat...