Mahee

and a younger brother A.H.M Naser (Arafat Siddique).

✦ Known for honesty, helpfulness, and a dash of humour. I keep life simple—and guard my heart carefully.

✦ Guiding principle: “I value those who value me.”

If you share passions for technology, creativity, or purposeful collaboration, let’s connect and grow together! I don’t really care what others think of me. I live my life by my own rules — broken, messy, but mine. In this chaotic world, I’ve found peace in silence, and power in solitude. They say every soul must taste death. Then what’s the point of acting like kings in a world that isn’t ours? We come with nothing. We leave with nothing. So I stopped chasing people... I started chasing meaning. I try to be good, but I’ve learned —
A man cannot be good to everyone. And even when you give your all, they still walk away. My life? A short one, but full of fiction — filled with stories no one ever truly reads. I have no lover to love me. Maybe I was meant to walk this world alone. I was born alone, and I will leave alone. And in between...
I’ve only met fake love, false hope, and temporary people. Yes —
"Be so good they can't ignore you." That’s what Derek Sivers said. So I keep working, building myself quietly. Because I know — if I focus on being better, they’ll notice... someday. Time and tide wait for none. But some pains? They stay longer than they should. I miss someone who was never truly mine. I feel empty in a room full of people. And at night, I whisper to myself:
"Leave me alone... I just want to breathe alone." Don't ask me about my life story. You won’t handle the truth. It’s not poetry — it’s pain in disguise. Sometimes, I even smile thinking:
"I’ll die one day. And maybe that’s my only real peace." People say I’m not lovable. Maybe they’re right. I’m not perfect enough to be loved. I’m flawed. I’m raw. I’m just me. And you? You came into my life like a storm. I was better off in silence... before you ruined my peace. My life is a series of failures —
but no one ever asked me why I failed. They just judged, laughed, and moved on. But I’m still here...
Still breathing. Still writing. Still fighting.
— #Mahi