Life is merely an experience free from regrets. At least, that is how I see it.
If time were a blade, I would prefer to be cut a thousand times, for I have not yet truly experienced life, and thus, I shall not carry away a single ounce of sorrow.
You tell me to be strong, to smile, and to face life with courage; yet you forget to tell me how to hold back the tears threatening to overflow with a shattered heart.
Now Matthew has simply gone to another, far-away world; he still wants you to understand this. I believe we should not close our hearts to the healing power of nature. Anne, I deeply understand your feelings; anyone might experience this. When we can no longer share our joys with a loved one, yet find ourselves pleased by certain things, a sense of guilt lingers each time we think about it. And when we discover we have regained our love for life, it feels, for some unknown reason, like a betrayal of our loved ones. Author: Montgomery. Source: Anne of Green Gables.
Life is what it is, and it is worth living. There are bumps and stumbles along the way, and we should not demand too much from it. Otherwise, you will not truly love life.
I need solitude, space to contain, to digest, and to absorb, in order to face what lies ahead in my life.
Life is not a TV series, yet everyone tends to cast themselves as the protagonist of the story...
Living a simple life, quietly walking through each day without leaving a mark.
Getting emotionally hurt is quite common and deeply human. Life does not unfold according to rational designs or personal wishes, but is instead composed of various accidental coincidences. Some people hurt others due to human weakness, while others are hurt due to innocent, ignorant mistakes, suffering purely because of sincere emotions.