Ruby Dhal

Joined February 2020

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Ruby Dhal is a speaker, performer and author of 5 books of poetry, prose and bite-sized self-help. With a social media following of over half a million and millions of impressions on Instagram, Ruby has access to readers everywhere.

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The La Tomatina Festival - My Experience!
One of my best memories from Valencia 2019 are as follows: It was three days after the Tomatina festival in Buñol, and I was with my friends in the Arts and Science Museum. We decided to book a ride on the paddle board, you had to stand on in order to paddle across the wide swimming pool, cutting across the entire length of the museum. Since we wanted to capture this experience, we decided it would be best if we took turns going on the paddle board so the other two could take photos in different angles.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Humans
If You're Travelling, Here Are Some Tips For You!
I remember my first time travelling as though it were yesterday. I was fresh out of university, having just booked a 5-day trip to Tenerife with my cousin and two friends, feeling on top of the world. I felt every emotional under the sun; hope, fear, excitement, joy, nervousness.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Wander
Top Story - August 2022
Best Restaurants/Bars in London!Top Story - August 2022
Something important to know about me is that I love food. I love cooking it. I love eating it. I love planning my dates around what restaurants I’m going to go to. I love trying out new food and places and I just generally love living for food. And that’s why this week I decided to share some of my most favourite food places in London.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Feast
If someone loves you, you will just know.
As young women who participate in modern dating through which we exercise our rights as rational individuals, capable of making decisions about our romantic life, we sometimes act irrationally.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Humans
Loyalty is not a personality trait.
There was a time when, I too, would label ‘loyalty’ as one of the qualities a man would ideally tick off my list of ‘attractive personality traits’ before I considered him as a potential partner. Among loyalty were other things such as ‘he should love me’ and ‘he should respect me as an equal’.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Humans
The Letter That Saved Me
There comes a point in every person’s life when they reach a place of self-love and healing. The healing is gradual, it is a constantly fluctuating line that slowly staggers upwards, but this place of self-love is one that has taken this person a long time to reach.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Confessions
Excuses in relationships suck.
You had to see this, you just had to. So, now that you're here, listen to this advice carefully: Stop saying, ‘It’s okay, things will get better,’ after yet another argument.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Confessions
Loving yourself is the key to being happy.
Over the last few years, I've managed to embrace the truth that self-love is the antidote to a lot of the heartache that we experience. And without accepting this - I wouldn't be where I am today.
By Ruby Dhal2 years ago in Longevity
Being Alone and What It Taught Me.
You can stay alone for as long as you like, but you’ll never truly be comfortable in solitude until you welcome it with open arms.
By Ruby Dhal4 years ago in Humans
'Anyone Would Be Lucky to Have You'
You told me, “Anyone would be so lucky to have you”. But you looked away when you uttered it, as though looking deep inside my eyes made it harder for you to turn this lie into a truth.
By Ruby Dhal4 years ago in Humans
If they love you, they will give you your space
Often, we feel bad when we don’t do things for others. We give explanations for why we cancelled on dinner and we justify our sadness, and we think it’s fine to meet up with friends whom we’ve outgrown or old lovers who broke our hearts just because of our history. But by doing this, we’re being unfair to ourselves.
By Ruby Dhal4 years ago in Motivation
Heartbreaks Kill, or do they?
I’ve had my fair share of heartbreaks. Heartbreaks that taught me new lessons. Heartbreaks that changed me. Heartbreaks that remained in the back of my mind, even as I got to know new people. Heartbreaks that haunted me each night. Heartbreaks that I got over quickly. They are still heartbreaks, even if they don’t last as long as those that came before them or those that will arrive after.
By Ruby Dhal4 years ago in Humans

Ruby Dhal

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The La Tomatina Festival - My Experience!

If You're Travelling, Here Are Some Tips For You!

Best Restaurants/Bars in London!Top Story - August 2022

If someone loves you, you will just know.

Loyalty is not a personality trait.

The Letter That Saved Me

Excuses in relationships suck.

Loving yourself is the key to being happy.

Being Alone and What It Taught Me.

'Anyone Would Be Lucky to Have You'

If they love you, they will give you your space

Heartbreaks Kill, or do they?

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