not knowing what to do…

If life were already planned and we knew what our future would be, wouldn’t it be the best? Well, according to me, no. Life is like water that is always in flow, and it teaches us how and what to survive. In childhood, we pretty much think about what we want to become but with limited knowledge. We never really know what passion is and what really feels like working. But as an adult, everything changes. We are taught to survive rather than to live. The concept of the world is that it is mandatory for adults to survive just because everyone did and will be doing. But why is it like this? Why has the world become so much tougher for people? Why can’t we just live while enjoying what we do? Why so many questions and still no answers? The road in life will never be plain, but rocky sometimes; we will be on the right path, while other times we will be calculating the steps. And there is nothing wrong with it. Most of the time, people really don’t know what they are doing in life, and that is okay. Not knowing doesn’t mean nothing right is not going to happen. I am in the phase right now where I am not knowing where my life is headed. I feel like when life gets too heavy, I always wonder what else I’m supposed to do. What in the world am I doing, and what should I do to make myself feel better? The only thing at the moment is to take time and just breathe.

So it’s okay to take a pause and not know what to do. Some things take time, and in the meantime, we always wonder what to do, knowing nothing. It’s our first time living this life, so it will take time, and sometimes it’s totally okay not knowing what to do…

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Till we meet again, Be Happy, Be Grateful, and Keep Smiling – a girl who likes to write.

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