Trust the Process
So here I stumble yet again into the life that was meant to be cherished by all. I sometimes wander how it feels like to lessen your burden of emotions onto the shoulders of someone - someone you know that they are the ones who can take it.
There was a time when I penned these words: "How beautiful it is to be loved and how terrible it is not to be loved at all," etched into the annals of time on "4 JUL 2022 AT 18:02." It's a sentiment that has stayed with me, a reminder of the perpetual evolution of thought. 583 days have passed since then, yet life remains much the same, a constant amidst the ebb and flow of existence. They say that "Overthinkers overthink to overdo everything overly," and dwell in realms of their own creation, meticulously examining each detail, every nuance, as if crafting a masterpiece of their own reality.
But for me, it is wholly apart. Overthinkers are not just overthinkers; they are the architects of their own universe, residing in a diverged state where every little thing matters. Perhaps that's why they often find themselves on the loneliest of shores, torn between the desire to bare their souls and the instinct to shield them from harm.Perhaps that's why they're the loneliest creatures here, caught in the dilemma between letting their emotions flow into someone or keeping them guarded. They're not wrong, though. Before allowing themselves to open up, they've meticulously weighed every pro and con, mapped every scenario in their minds, envisioning every possible outcome. They are architects of their own destinies, navigating through the maze of emotions with a precision that belies their apparent chaos.
Returning to those words, "How beautiful it is to be loved and how terrible it is not to be loved at all," they resonate with a longing for connection, a desire to unburden the soul. But over time, despite circumstances remaining unchanged, what has shifted is the mindset to tackle this. Sometimes you find yourself lacking, unable to suffice even for your own needs. Yet, sometimes, you realize you are more than enough. Sometimes, amidst the chill of the darkest nights, you lose yourself, only to discover a new self emerging with the morning sun. Yet, as time marches on, a shift occurs - not in circumstance, but in mindset. Sometimes, we find ourselves lacking, adrift in the darkness of our own doubts. And yet, within that darkness, lies the seed of self-discovery, the promise of a new dawn.
Trust the process, they say. And so, we do.
© Inaya
#lifestyle #Love&love #WritcoQuote #inspirational
There was a time when I penned these words: "How beautiful it is to be loved and how terrible it is not to be loved at all," etched into the annals of time on "4 JUL 2022 AT 18:02." It's a sentiment that has stayed with me, a reminder of the perpetual evolution of thought. 583 days have passed since then, yet life remains much the same, a constant amidst the ebb and flow of existence. They say that "Overthinkers overthink to overdo everything overly," and dwell in realms of their own creation, meticulously examining each detail, every nuance, as if crafting a masterpiece of their own reality.
But for me, it is wholly apart. Overthinkers are not just overthinkers; they are the architects of their own universe, residing in a diverged state where every little thing matters. Perhaps that's why they often find themselves on the loneliest of shores, torn between the desire to bare their souls and the instinct to shield them from harm.Perhaps that's why they're the loneliest creatures here, caught in the dilemma between letting their emotions flow into someone or keeping them guarded. They're not wrong, though. Before allowing themselves to open up, they've meticulously weighed every pro and con, mapped every scenario in their minds, envisioning every possible outcome. They are architects of their own destinies, navigating through the maze of emotions with a precision that belies their apparent chaos.
Returning to those words, "How beautiful it is to be loved and how terrible it is not to be loved at all," they resonate with a longing for connection, a desire to unburden the soul. But over time, despite circumstances remaining unchanged, what has shifted is the mindset to tackle this. Sometimes you find yourself lacking, unable to suffice even for your own needs. Yet, sometimes, you realize you are more than enough. Sometimes, amidst the chill of the darkest nights, you lose yourself, only to discover a new self emerging with the morning sun. Yet, as time marches on, a shift occurs - not in circumstance, but in mindset. Sometimes, we find ourselves lacking, adrift in the darkness of our own doubts. And yet, within that darkness, lies the seed of self-discovery, the promise of a new dawn.
Trust the process, they say. And so, we do.
© Inaya
#lifestyle #Love&love #WritcoQuote #inspirational