I sometimes go through unbearable situations in
my life, situations that I had created for myself
that are quite excruciating. During the cause of
this agony and misery everything seems
impossible to mend. I drown myself in a pool of
mess that is even impossible to swim through.
Soon after this realization, I sat and drenched
myself in deep thoughts. Suddenly it hit me that
it is not only other people (those with whom we
interact with) that can create situations in our
lives that are extremely difficult. Quite often we
bring these predicaments upon ourselves." We are quite capable of
single handedly creating hardship for ourselves.
You can independently ruin your own life.
However, sometimes you can indeed do it with
the help of your enemies. Nonetheless, quite
often, the master mind behind the plot can be
you.This rapidly reminded me of the notion that says:
'Trust nobody but yourself' which I strongly
doubt. I doubt this philosophy or belief because
life has taught me that even you can prove to be
your worst and greatest enemy. You can
disappoint yourself by letting yourself down, and
you will not believe how well you can do it,
sometimes even better than your enemies can.
When the source of a particular problem has
been eradicated, there should be change. There
should be improvement. There should be less
inconvenience. There should at least be
rekindled eagerness for what you've always
aspired for since you have now escaped what
was holding you back from realising your goal. If
all this does not happen, then all that reshuffling
of people in your life would have been in vain.
You see...
Introspection is necessary at all times: Is your
life still a mess even though you have eliminated
all the people that you claim were stifling your
progress? If yes, then who is the real enemy
here?

Hazard ko, Diego Costa ni? Iam not understanding.

Rekyz:
Hazard ko, Diego Costa ni? Iam not understanding.

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