Death is the ultimate truth

"They say, 'Death is the ultimate truth.'

But, in fact, death leaves many stories buried inside the souls of the deceased. These are narratives partly known to friends but unknown to our loved ones and parents because they worry.

The most important lesson I learned from my life was that I always used to hide my true self. Most of the time, I lied to protect certain relationships and bonds. There was no intention, but I desired everyone around me to perceive me as the same person they first met—a person with whom they'd always connect. I believe happiness is what create connections among people.

In the end, I failed to maintain some relationships. Perhaps feelings of betrayal, fakeness, and lies led them to believe...

They didn't stay long enough to hear my story or understand the reasons behind those lies. Maybe I didn't paint an accurate picture of myself.

We lie, and to cover one lie, we create another, perpetuating a cycle until we attempt to break our character.

Our intentions may not aim to hurt someone but to shield them from the dark truths of our lives, which might cause sadness or regret.

The other side’s of each person story will always gets buried in graves with time.

We all live in our own fantasies we bond with the people who fantasized our fantasies."