Rinse

I've found that hardship is a trademark of life. Often it is defined and experienced in a great variety of ways by people from all walks of life. But those differences do not matter. What's important is that you have the will to get yourself through it all - whatever barrier may come your way. Come what may, come what may.

On this post I thought I'd share a spark of my thoughts on one of life's many lessons. I'd like to talk about learning to let things be.

Because though I've advised it to several of my friends, I am now finding it difficult to enact.

Learning to let things be, especially when you're on the edges of your patience - is not a piece of cake. 'Tis miserably hard, and emotionally challenging. I talk in particular, of learning to let things be when your character is slowly slaughtered, bit by bit.

In the middle of everything, you pause and look around to find, that you're stuck in something close to virtual reality - because truthfully, there is not much that you can do to ease the situation. Save for having done with it all, and run.

I have not made any confirmation as to what steps I should take, but suffice it to say that I feel like what I am sorely, and most dearly tempted to do, would make a coward out of myself. Would make me the one shamed. Which is a ridiculous thought, really.

I'm not making much sense methinks, here. I guess this is what happens when one tries to sort out one's very, very, messy, muddled thoughts.