So here I was, plummeting into a bottomless pit of despair and confusion. Satisfied? In some sense... Yes, I was. But there was more to be explored and the lifestyle I had been living was not giving me what I needed to succeed. I wasn't happy with myself, my life, the tension that had been built over time that would eventually be the death of me, and the choices I was making. I wasn't satisfied, so I escaped.
Over time, most people realize how to get along and function in society as stable and responsible adults. You could be 16 or you could be 60 before you learn this, if you haven't already. Prosperity comes to those who work towards it. It comes to those who take leaps, not steps. It comes to those who can brush a side order of distress off their shoulder without any force at all. Here, is the foundation for satisfaction.
Humans work together, in groups or as individuals, to help other humans reach their final breath. Some are abandoned, some are carried away til the very end. When one of us falls out of line, it is the others job to make sure they understand what they did and why it was wrong. Failing at this, is us giving up our responsibilities as humans. I don't mean you should scorn everyone that crosses your line of disapproval. But watch closely and help guide others to the best of your ability. When working together, there will always be someone to keep your spirits high.
The angry come in groups. Those who are angry as individuals don't tend to get out much. But angry violent people work in packs. They are vengeful and typically emotionally distraught in several other senses as well. Before trying to reason with one of these angry people, you have to first realize that they will not accept nor will they respect you if you disagree with them. Anger is, to my knowledge, the strongest and most powerful emotion on earth. A small amount of anger can change a lot more than all the love in the world. My only piece of advice... anger should be ignored. Its not going to get you anywhere and having angry people around you all the time isn't going to get you anywhere either.
Satisfaction as a whole is probable for anyone from any background. Taking advice from others is a good way to find satisfaction, but finding yourself and who you were born to be, is the ultimate satisfaction. Over time, given the right environment, you will find more than enough tranquility in yourself than you will know what to do with. Breathe easy and keep your emotions under control. This will help you analyze things for what they really are. Un-biased, self appreciation will come to those who want it bad enough.
Lastly, keep those who love and care about you, closest to you. Make sure they know how much they mean to you and let them know that your relationship with them is valuable in every sense. People will make mistakes. Everyone does from time to time. Realizing your mistakes and making the future free of them is the difficult part. Lessons are learned through adolescence, young adulthood, adulthood, and even in your elderly state. Make everything a learning experience... because it is the experiences that change us the most. Not the books we read, not the information we take in, not the music we listen to, not the amount of money we make. We thrive on experience, so make yours count.
-quixotic-
Over time, most people realize how to get along and function in society as stable and responsible adults. You could be 16 or you could be 60 before you learn this, if you haven't already. Prosperity comes to those who work towards it. It comes to those who take leaps, not steps. It comes to those who can brush a side order of distress off their shoulder without any force at all. Here, is the foundation for satisfaction.
Humans work together, in groups or as individuals, to help other humans reach their final breath. Some are abandoned, some are carried away til the very end. When one of us falls out of line, it is the others job to make sure they understand what they did and why it was wrong. Failing at this, is us giving up our responsibilities as humans. I don't mean you should scorn everyone that crosses your line of disapproval. But watch closely and help guide others to the best of your ability. When working together, there will always be someone to keep your spirits high.
The angry come in groups. Those who are angry as individuals don't tend to get out much. But angry violent people work in packs. They are vengeful and typically emotionally distraught in several other senses as well. Before trying to reason with one of these angry people, you have to first realize that they will not accept nor will they respect you if you disagree with them. Anger is, to my knowledge, the strongest and most powerful emotion on earth. A small amount of anger can change a lot more than all the love in the world. My only piece of advice... anger should be ignored. Its not going to get you anywhere and having angry people around you all the time isn't going to get you anywhere either.
Satisfaction as a whole is probable for anyone from any background. Taking advice from others is a good way to find satisfaction, but finding yourself and who you were born to be, is the ultimate satisfaction. Over time, given the right environment, you will find more than enough tranquility in yourself than you will know what to do with. Breathe easy and keep your emotions under control. This will help you analyze things for what they really are. Un-biased, self appreciation will come to those who want it bad enough.
Lastly, keep those who love and care about you, closest to you. Make sure they know how much they mean to you and let them know that your relationship with them is valuable in every sense. People will make mistakes. Everyone does from time to time. Realizing your mistakes and making the future free of them is the difficult part. Lessons are learned through adolescence, young adulthood, adulthood, and even in your elderly state. Make everything a learning experience... because it is the experiences that change us the most. Not the books we read, not the information we take in, not the music we listen to, not the amount of money we make. We thrive on experience, so make yours count.
-quixotic-