We say 'why me' if something wrong happens in our life. But we know we're not the only ones who say it right?
We would like as to assume life is a literary World War I scenario. We're not the only soldiers in the battle are we?
Our role in the army may be trivial. Because...
...there are comrades you fire along with.
...there is a soldier who would help you up before the bomb nearby goes off.
...there is a soldier that would hide his bullet wounds so that the mission isn't drawn behind because of him.
...you've got a commander who says "All of you must survive! And that's an order!"
...there's a spy who would step into enemy territory so your mission becomes easier.
...you've got a soldier who will take a bullet meant for you.
...there's a pilot that would fly into a fort for you so you don't have to worry about scaling the towering walls above you or about the guards.
You are not the only fighter in life's war.
Take heart.
Your situation may be better than another's.
© Cadoc.