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You birthday is your death day



Your birthday is your death day!!!💀 yes what you reading is correct you may think its totally insane haha... 

"Each day is a little life: every waking and rising a little birth, every fresh morning a little youth, every going to rest and sleep a little death".-Arthur Schopenhauer

it’s okay but it’s 100% true okay let’s put this in this way consider you gonna watch movie it's your favourite movie star movie very egregious to watch shows start in evening 6 pm now the current time is 5.30 so the movie is still not started as of now, So what we consider movie is not started so than the movie has no end because it not started na how it will be an end. Once the movie starts and running and then the first 30min finished what we tell the movie is 30 min completed here why we are saying 30-minute finish because whenever the movie is started and screening it actually start running keep towards to the end climax actually the movie is ending each and every second and finally it finishes his life, without starting anything there is no end at all.
our life also in such that way our mother give birth (that is the only day she enjoys you cry)we born in this world our birthday we started our journey from here to death it's kind of nearly 100 years journey.compre to movie it is 2.30 hour long such a long journey, the journey starts from zero towards to death in between these periods is called life...


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  1. Sathesh Kumar21 June 2020 at 00:44

    Really good da...keep on going...

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  2. .21 January 2021 at 00:53

    True... Liked the part where' that's the only day she enjoy your cry. '

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