Nauman Anwar

This Too Shall Pass is a classic adage used to describe the impermanence of the human condition, signifying every situation, whether good or bad, lasts … Read More

When you read Let Me Level With You, it’s about being open: let me level with you and hear the speaker speak with honesty, honestly, … Read More

When you ask “What Am I Supposed To Do?“, it shows you need guidance, clear instructions, and to know the action expected or required in … Read More

In meetings or writing, I’ve learned Can You Elaborate? is a polite request to provide more details, explanation, or information about what was said in … Read More

From my experience, My Mind Is Made Up shows how a mind is made up when someone has reached a final, firm decision, with clarity … Read More

Your reputation precedes you, which means people may already know your character, past, or actions, whether good or bad, before they meet you. In my … Read More

The phrase “what’s done is done” explains What Is Don Is Done and is a common English idiom that shows the meaning of accepting reality. … Read More

In real conversations, Are You Dense? means someone is stupid, slow, or struggling to understand something obvious. It’s an insult used during frustration or anger, … Read More

From experience, current signs and circumstances often whisper warnings, and Doesn’t Bode Well fits when negative hints quietly shape worry about what may come next. … Read More

The phrase “Get Off My Back” is an informal idiom often used when someone wants others to stop bothering, criticizing, nagging, or pressuring them. It … Read More