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The Sorrow of Moving On
From Pain…or whatever!
“Some people believe holding on and hanging in there are signs of great strength. However, there are times when it takes much more strength to known when to let go and then do it.”– Ann Landers
I often do this to myself, I am sure most of us do. At times, when we overthink when, especially when we are lonely, or have nothing else to do or don’t feel like doing anything! Then compare our life with that of our friends’ or someone we know, make ourselves feel inferior for no reason! Okay, stop doing that! Remember, that your brain shouldn’t be controlling your life!
I have realised writing is my form of escape. So, I guess I am writing today, on a Sunday evening (worst evenings of the week to be honest!), to move on myself. If it helps you too, it’d be great!
What is sorrow really?
By definition, it is a feeling that we get when something bad happens. According to my head, my sorrow never ends. But according to my heart, my sorrow shouldn’t even exist in the first place! Stupid organs can’t decide if I should be sad or happy, however, apparently they do!
The real thing is, sorrow, that I have observed is a result of boredom. When you’re working, or are hanging out with people, cleaning, cooking, travelling, do you feel sorrow…
