Life is a struggle that we can’t escape; not unless you have the urgency to end it.
Disclaimer: This article will not preach you of why not to take your life away. For by now, you should already know that it is something given that we should not take away ourselves.
When your shoes bring you calluses after a long walk, what do you do? When you get wounds after a stroll, what must be done? I suggest, you take it off and keep walking. NOT LITERALLY, of course!
After years of spending times together, it is devastating when you realize that you are no more than strangers- when one day you see yourself walking on the same ground and being with the same people with an awfully different feeling. It is as if you are looking at things with a different set of eyes. It is nothing but sad when you have come to understand the fact that they are not who you thought they were.
Things can seem to be something that they are not. The way things are depends on how you look at them. Sharing a meal, sharing a drink and even sharing your deepest darkest secrets could be something special to you but may mean otherwise to the one you are sharing it with. The thing you go through together may be ocean deep to you but may be nothing but a swamp to the counterpart.
These are the moments that there is a need for a self-check. Check if you really belong to the home you have made yourself a part of. Check things out to see the things you unconsciously missed and the things they consciously made you miss. By this time, allow me to say that you now have met the ‘stranger’ they have known for more years now and there is no going back.
As they say, quitting is never the answer. I agree with that, but if you are already tired and another blink can cause you your life figuratively, STOP!
Collect yourself first. Resume when you can. Go on when you are ready. Allow to get to know the ‘stranger’ they have been keeping up with. Ponder if there really is such a stranger or they are the strangers who you have been keeping up with. Relax. Free yourself first from all the questions and anxieties. You’ll never be friends with a stranger if your heart is not open and when your feet are still sore.
Then again, what matters is whether you are or they are the strangers, there is no quitting. There is just need for a pause and another time to follow one of the most popular alcoholic drinks’ tagline, ‘Keep Walking’ until you can find yourself the perfect pair.
Disclaimer: This article will not preach you of why not to take your life away. For by now, you should already know that it is something given that we should not take away ourselves.
When your shoes bring you calluses after a long walk, what do you do? When you get wounds after a stroll, what must be done? I suggest, you take it off and keep walking. NOT LITERALLY, of course!
After years of spending times together, it is devastating when you realize that you are no more than strangers- when one day you see yourself walking on the same ground and being with the same people with an awfully different feeling. It is as if you are looking at things with a different set of eyes. It is nothing but sad when you have come to understand the fact that they are not who you thought they were.
Things can seem to be something that they are not. The way things are depends on how you look at them. Sharing a meal, sharing a drink and even sharing your deepest darkest secrets could be something special to you but may mean otherwise to the one you are sharing it with. The thing you go through together may be ocean deep to you but may be nothing but a swamp to the counterpart.
These are the moments that there is a need for a self-check. Check if you really belong to the home you have made yourself a part of. Check things out to see the things you unconsciously missed and the things they consciously made you miss. By this time, allow me to say that you now have met the ‘stranger’ they have known for more years now and there is no going back.
As they say, quitting is never the answer. I agree with that, but if you are already tired and another blink can cause you your life figuratively, STOP!
Collect yourself first. Resume when you can. Go on when you are ready. Allow to get to know the ‘stranger’ they have been keeping up with. Ponder if there really is such a stranger or they are the strangers who you have been keeping up with. Relax. Free yourself first from all the questions and anxieties. You’ll never be friends with a stranger if your heart is not open and when your feet are still sore.
Then again, what matters is whether you are or they are the strangers, there is no quitting. There is just need for a pause and another time to follow one of the most popular alcoholic drinks’ tagline, ‘Keep Walking’ until you can find yourself the perfect pair.
MICLAT, Augie Monica A.
BJ III-1D