Now I Understand Why Our Parents Often Told Us Not Grow Up Too Fast. Because They Are Aware Of How Challenging
now i understand why our parents often told us not grow up too fast. because they are aware of how challenging adult life will be, whereas we were clueless that once we reached adulthood, we would have wished to go back to our childhood.
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Life gives us choices. You either grab on with both hands and just go for it, or you sit on the sidelines.
Christine Feehan
we all share the same dilemmas. but how we handle it is what makes us different from one another.
I truly encourage you to add things that simply bring you joy to your list of things to do that day.
it doesn't have to be big, it can be as simple as making your favourite drink or food for lunch or spending some time on a hobby or watching a show you enjoy.
adding things to look forward to and giving yourself time to experience those things is just as important as doing every other thing on that list.
you're allowed to plan to do things for no other reason than it makes you happy.
it's sad to think about the fact that you want to do, learn, or achieve a lot, but you have no motivation to do anything at all.
i think the best thing you have to do first before you ask for forgiveness is to fix yourself and be better.
please remember that hurting someone else simply because you're hurting was never okay and never will be.
“Isn’t it strange that we talk least about the things we think about most?”
— Charles Lindbergh
