The thing is that we easily
surrender. We give in to our problems. We make our minds believe that we are
weak, and are not worth it. We find peace in running away from difficulties
than facing them. Because why not?
I believe that the majority of
our problems arise from procrastination to deal with them. We take them for
granted until they turn into an unsolvable disaster. No doubt, every one of us
wants to live an unproblematic, simple life but how many of us dare to get
deeply involved in our shit to find out the actual cause of it all? Well, I
don’t see even one person in my vicinity. This is where we all go wrong. This
is why we never tend to learn from our mistakes and unknowingly repeat them,
time and again. We never care to dig deep into the roots. We just pluck out
that one ugly leaf that’s bothering us, which is never the solution.
Life can be made simpler just by
keeping in mind the aftereffects/ consequences of the stuff that we do. But on
the contrary, all we focus on is the fun beneath that.
Let’s take drug addicts as an
example. Maximum people/ teenagers start consuming drugs just for fun or to fit
into the so-called “cool society” or to get a bit of relief from the pain that
they are going through. But how many predict/ think of the consequences before
going ahead with the same?
How easy is it for us to find
escapes, right?
We don’t wanna face a situation, we hide. We don’t wanna be
in our present, we dream. We don’t wanna suffer, we think of ending our lives.
We don’t even bother to think about the people that are affected by the
decisions we make; either for ourselves or for others. All we think of is
situations that would provide us with comfort, us an escape, us that luxury of
not feeling anything. In all of this, we forget the people who contribute so
much to making our lives a little better to survive.
Conclusion: ‘‘We’’ decide the
people, things, animals, emotions that we wanna feel connected and close
to.
We love; we get hurt.
We risk; we witness the
consequences.
We choose the path; we get to
walk on it.
And this, my friend, has nothing
to do with the fate that you were born with or destiny that you are carrying
along with yourself throughout.