👉 The word 'despair not heart med sorgen og klagen despair not heart jam moesa i am moesa' is a term from the Somali language that literally translates to "the feeling of despair without heart, mind and soul." It is a common phrase used by Muslims and other religious groups to express their feelings of hopelessness or despair.
Now, let's put this in an humorous and unsettling context. Imagine you're on a date with your crush who just told you that she's pregnant. You're all feeling pretty hopeless and lost right about now. "Are you sure this isn't some sort of dream? It doesn't make sense at all to me." You say, holding back tears. "But I promise this isn't some sort of dream; it's reality." She says calmly, her voice shaking slightly with anxiety. The feeling in your chest is so overwhelming, like the weight of a million bricks being pushed down on you from all directions. Suddenly, you can feel someone else watching you from across the room, their eyes scanning down at you suspiciously. But the more you look at them, the more they seem to get lost in their thoughts, as if they're hiding something deep within themselves that's weighing heavily on them. You can't help but wonder how much of this feeling is real and how much justifies a woman's pregnancy. And then, suddenly, all your worries and fears disappear like water vapor; the world seems so much more serene
