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  • Memories Always Bring Us Back to Someone
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    Memories Always Bring Us Back to Someone

    Our story ended in reality,
    yet it remains alive in memory.

    Her image stays in my heart all the time.
    Though she never returns,
    the memories remain vivid.

    Even if I have photographs
    to prove what once was,
    it doesn’t mean I still feel the same for him.

    I keep telling myself:
    Please have a heart to love yourself,
    even though he is no longer here today.

  • No Matter How Good You Are
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    No Matter How Good You Are

    Though this book doesn’t care how skilled the author is,
    and has journeyed through time for over a decade,
    in many chapters, sentences, and examples from the author’s stories,
    we find that the narratives remain unchanged, almost as if preserved in time.
    The storylines are familiar and unaltered,
    while the people featured in the book
    have sometimes passed away or parted ways—much like the cycle of samsara.

    Some questions have been answered,
    while many remain unresolved…
    And this is why we invite you, the reader,
    to pick up this book and “question”
    the events that have persisted for over ten years,
    and to explore them together once more.

  • No Words of Comfort Can Instantly Stop the Sorrow
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    No Words of Comfort Can Instantly Stop the Sorrow

    To all the humans who can smile, laugh, and cry—
    the pain of feeling “unloved by others” can seem overwhelming,
    but compared to the pain of “not loving yourself,”
    this inner hurt is many times deeper.

    If you’re feeling sorrow now, no words of comfort in this world will instantly heal that pain.
    Often, comforting words aren’t enough to erase sadness right away.

    What truly helps is giving yourself time—
    to fully feel your emotions,
    to learn from what’s happened,
    and to allow yourself a break from grief,
    so you can move forward stronger.

    Though sadness may not disappear immediately,
    with time, it can fade for good.
    Simply giving yourself time to heal
    can guide you through it beautifully. 🙂

  • Not even NASA can bring you back
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    Not even NASA can bring you back

    Sometimes someone doesn’t want to disappear—they just don’t want to come back.

    This book, NASA Can’t Bring Her Back, is a collection drawn from my own life and the lives of those around me.

    Because I believe many others have gone through similar stories, though each of our endings may differ.

    Whenever someone comes to me for advice about love, I always tell them I’m no expert—I’ve failed at love myself. All I can do is listen and let them vent.

    So now, are you ready to listen to their stories too?

  • Not Every Farewell Brings Us Back Together
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    Not Every Farewell Brings Us Back Together

    If the arrival of someone
    or the emergence of something in life is a gift,
    then the memories that remain with us now
    must be a truly special gift.

  • Once Upon a Time... To You
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    Once Upon a Time… To You

    Once Upon a Time… To You will make you think of someone—
    someone who may have been part of a love story long past,
    or someone who stands beside you right now.

    Within this book lies a seed of a nameless flower,
    waiting for the reader to decide what kind of blossom it will become.

    By the time you reach the last sentence,
    a beautiful flower will bloom anew in this world—
    blooming in its own direction,
    nurtured by life, creativity, love, faith, and endless hope.

    It blooms through the sediment of every letter,
    recording all the beautiful moments in the heart.

    No matter how much time passes,
    millions of feelings once shared with you, with them,
    and with every memory,
    will return to make you smile again.

    These words will never die. They will bloom forever,
    carried by love, attachment, longing,
    the joy of youth, the sorrow of times gone by,
    and hopes that may never come true—
    yet still embraced and cherished deep within the heart.

  • One day, we will know what to let go and what to hold on to
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    One day, we will know what to let go and what to hold on to

    No matter how much time passes, someone… will always be the reason behind many of our favorite things.

  • One word that makes me think of you
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    One word that makes me think of you

    “When we see the same word,
    it may be filled with similar or different feelings.

    Some words are full of memories,
    some are filled with longing,
    some may carry questions (that linger in our hearts),
    and some words may make us want to share our stories with someone.”

  • Only When I Grew Up Did I Understand
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    Only When I Grew Up Did I Understand

    When we were children,
    many of us dreamed of becoming adults—
    free to do whatever we wished,
    without asking anyone’s permission.

    But growing up comes at a cost:
    responsibilities and countless problems,
    both from ourselves and others.

    Yet these challenges are tests,
    meant to help us grow stronger and wiser.
    And when we overcome them,
    we learn something valuable.

    This book will take you through the stories, people,
    and lessons that “Khit Mak” has encountered,
    from childhood through youth and into full adulthood.

    He believes every lesson that comes our way
    holds meaning and value for oneself.

    And you?
    From your youth until now, what have you been through?
    What have you come to understand about growing up?

  • Please Don’t Be Cruel to Your Heart
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    Please Don’t Be Cruel to Your Heart

    Please be gentle with your heart.
    Embrace every moment in life with understanding,
    because the things that hurt us the most may become the most meaningful.

    Self-love isn’t just about caring for yourself without regard for the outside world.
    We can love ourselves and others simultaneously.

    When we love ourselves properly,
    we learn to love the important people in our lives better too.
    We begin to understand, accept, and appreciate the beauty in human diversity.

    Because it is our differences that make us beautiful.

  • Promise Me You’ll Smile at Yourself
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    Promise Me You’ll Smile at Yourself

    There’s someone
    who’s always been enchanted by your smile.

    In a single day… we greet many people and ask how they are, “How are you? Are you well?”
    In a single day… we admire and encourage many, “You’re amazing, truly great!”
    In a single day… we thank and apologize to many, “Sorry for causing you trouble.”
    And in a single day… we smile at many people.

    But what about us—have we received a smile back?
    We keep giving these things to others so habitually
    that sometimes we forget to think
    that we need these things too.

    …Promise me that from now on, you won’t forget yourself.

  • Still, Love Remains Beautiful
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    Still, Love Remains Beautiful

    When we speak of “love,”
    we often think of “secrets,”
    because it is something that happens between two people,
    who must build it together and nurture it through every challenge.

    In the beginning, love is always beautiful—
    a time when both share,
    understand each other,
    and offer goodness and positive energy.

    But after a while,
    the sweetness fades, replaced by routine.
    Each person demands more from the other,
    leading to hurt feelings and battles for control.

    When love grows dull,
    at some point we learn and understand that
    nurturing sweetness in a relationship
    is a shared responsibility.

    True, beautiful love
    is neither about neglecting yourself
    nor loving others too much,
    but about striking a balanced harmony
    between loving others and loving yourself.