You walk into the doctor’s office and you receive bad news. Something will happen in the future but there is no guarantee the results will be positive, but mostly they look negative. What do you do? What exactly is going on in your mind, thoughts and emotions? I can tell you I have firsthand experience in this not once, but twice in the past two years. It takes a while to get over the shock, however in the end you can’t do anything but just move on with life.
The question is or I should say the thought: When do people grow up and realize life isn’t a joke? It isn’t a game?
Does something drastic have to go on for a person to realize that the path they are on right now needs to change? Or can there be a balance between the two (Life = Game Life = Inst Game)? I raise these questions because I myself don’t have the answer; no one says you need to have the answer now, this second. The answers come with time. Although some of you who read this might have the answer already. I’ll have to say congratulations to you on figuring it out.
Let me get back to the initial scenario. You find out your life will be changing what do you do? Do you make a list of things you haven’t done and try to accomplish them? Do you live life recklessly and not care what happens? There are so many things that you can do, but here is what I chose to do. Lay in bed for a few days, keep to myself and then find another opinion.
I choose to find a solution. For some, solutions might not be an option, but I plan to find one. Even if in the end I have no luck, I can still say I tried.
That’s all for now, my mind is somewhere else and I just hope that these words made sense.
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