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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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It's my 1 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

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I Dedicate this story to krishna and his lovely devotees

She spent her whole life searching for someone who would never leave.

Through loneliness, heartbreak, achievements, mistakes, and growth, Dhriti slowly discovered that the friend she was looking for had been with her all along.

Herself.

And through every phase, Govind never left her side.

#Dhriti 🌙✨

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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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I am really excited to get diya's story to life through AI, I hope other people also remember their spark and realize that they too are special to themselves instead of always wanting love from outside . Just try to see yourself in different vision you people too will know you are magic too. Diya an exciting character for me . I wrote this story earlier and just painted it using trending technology AI

Just a small recap :Diya is a girl with full of imaginations and she is the one who believes magic to be everything when she losses hers friends she feels her magic is gone but realize it later that ....... Hey watch video for more clarity .

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5 posts!

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💫 Cheeky’s Tale: A Story of Friendship, Loss, and Quiet Resilience

Every person longs for good friends—but not everyone finds real ones. Friendship is often misunderstood, taken for granted, and treated as a convenience. But true friendship is a space free of judgment, filled only with understanding and care.

Let me tell you a story—not about a perfect person, but about someone real. Her name is Asha Srinivas, but for this story, let’s call her Cheeky. Cheeky had a good heart, like most heroes and heroines do. But she also had her flaws. She believed in people too easily, trusted too quickly, and gave too much without expecting anything in return.

In school, Cheeky was innocent and full of hope. She felt happy to find a few friends. But her kindness was often misunderstood. She believed everything people told her, shared all her things, and tried to be the best friend she could. Sadly, people spoke badly about her behind her back. She lost friends because she trusted the wrong ones.

One friend, in particular, meant a lot to Cheeky. But slowly, that friend drifted away. Cheeky tried everything to hold on—apologies, gestures, conversations—but nothing worked. On Friendship Day, there was an activity where students gifted their friends. Cheeky realized, painfully, that she had no one left. Her friend didn’t acknowledge her, didn’t gift her, and even gave her the label of “enemy.” That day, Cheeky stood alone in a room full of laughter and gifts. The void she felt was deep.

But Cheeky didn’t give up. She moved on.

In her 11th and 12th grades, she chose solitude. She didn’t speak much, didn’t try to fit in, yet somehow felt more loved than before. She had learned a powerful lesson: not all friendships are meant to last, and not all people are meant to stay.

College brought new experiences. Friendships in every stage of her life were different—some painful, some beautiful. The wound from her early years remained, perhaps forever. But Cheeky found peace. She didn’t hold anger. She didn’t chase people. And eventually, she found a few friends—better versions of the ones she had lost. Friends who saw her heart, not just her gestures.

Cheeky’s story is not about perfection. It’s about resilience. It’s about learning that friendship isn’t about being surrounded—it’s about being understood.

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Thank you @divinityangel and everyone who got me to 5 reblogs!

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💫 Cheeky’s Tale: A Story of Friendship, Loss, and Quiet Resilience

Every person longs for good friends—but not everyone finds real ones. Friendship is often misunderstood, taken for granted, and treated as a convenience. But true friendship is a space free of judgment, filled only with understanding and care.

Let me tell you a story—not about a perfect person, but about someone real. Her name is Asha Srinivas, but for this story, let’s call her Cheeky. Cheeky had a good heart, like most heroes and heroines do. But she also had her flaws. She believed in people too easily, trusted too quickly, and gave too much without expecting anything in return.

In school, Cheeky was innocent and full of hope. She felt happy to find a few friends. But her kindness was often misunderstood. She believed everything people told her, shared all her things, and tried to be the best friend she could. Sadly, people spoke badly about her behind her back. She lost friends because she trusted the wrong ones.

One friend, in particular, meant a lot to Cheeky. But slowly, that friend drifted away. Cheeky tried everything to hold on—apologies, gestures, conversations—but nothing worked. On Friendship Day, there was an activity where students gifted their friends. Cheeky realized, painfully, that she had no one left. Her friend didn’t acknowledge her, didn’t gift her, and even gave her the label of “enemy.” That day, Cheeky stood alone in a room full of laughter and gifts. The void she felt was deep.

But Cheeky didn’t give up. She moved on.

In her 11th and 12th grades, she chose solitude. She didn’t speak much, didn’t try to fit in, yet somehow felt more loved than before. She had learned a powerful lesson: not all friendships are meant to last, and not all people are meant to stay.

College brought new experiences. Friendships in every stage of her life were different—some painful, some beautiful. The wound from her early years remained, perhaps forever. But Cheeky found peace. She didn’t hold anger. She didn’t chase people. And eventually, she found a few friends—better versions of the ones she had lost. Friends who saw her heart, not just her gestures.

Cheeky’s story is not about perfection. It’s about resilience. It’s about learning that friendship isn’t about being surrounded—it’s about being understood.

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💫 Cheeky’s Tale: A Story of Friendship, Loss, and Quiet Resilience

Every person longs for good friends—but not everyone finds real ones. Friendship is often misunderstood, taken for granted, and treated as a convenience. But true friendship is a space free of judgment, filled only with understanding and care.

Let me tell you a story—not about a perfect person, but about someone real. Her name is Asha Srinivas, but for this story, let’s call her Cheeky. Cheeky had a good heart, like most heroes and heroines do. But she also had her flaws. She believed in people too easily, trusted too quickly, and gave too much without expecting anything in return.

In school, Cheeky was innocent and full of hope. She felt happy to find a few friends. But her kindness was often misunderstood. She believed everything people told her, shared all her things, and tried to be the best friend she could. Sadly, people spoke badly about her behind her back. She lost friends because she trusted the wrong ones.

One friend, in particular, meant a lot to Cheeky. But slowly, that friend drifted away. Cheeky tried everything to hold on—apologies, gestures, conversations—but nothing worked. On Friendship Day, there was an activity where students gifted their friends. Cheeky realized, painfully, that she had no one left. Her friend didn’t acknowledge her, didn’t gift her, and even gave her the label of “enemy.” That day, Cheeky stood alone in a room full of laughter and gifts. The void she felt was deep.

But Cheeky didn’t give up. She moved on.

In her 11th and 12th grades, she chose solitude. She didn’t speak much, didn’t try to fit in, yet somehow felt more loved than before. She had learned a powerful lesson: not all friendships are meant to last, and not all people are meant to stay.

College brought new experiences. Friendships in every stage of her life were different—some painful, some beautiful. The wound from her early years remained, perhaps forever. But Cheeky found peace. She didn’t hold anger. She didn’t chase people. And eventually, she found a few friends—better versions of the ones she had lost. Friends who saw her heart, not just her gestures.

Cheeky’s story is not about perfection. It’s about resilience. It’s about learning that friendship isn’t about being surrounded—it’s about being understood.