Healthy state of mind.

October 24, 2015

If you read my previous posts, the ones I posted ever since I land my two feet here in the UK for the very first time you'll notice how bitter and little I like living here. Mainly, because my life was surrounded by the things I'm not willing to do. I hate how I don't have my close friends with me, I hate the course I was studying, I hate that I can't do the things I liked anymore. It was so hard, so full of restrictions and I was miserable. God knows how much I wanted to go home and return to where things fit into place. Let's just say things didn't go exactly as I planned (well it was expected nonetheless). Long story short, I had a major breakdown during my summer break. It's impossible to recover in a short amount of time but I manage. Honestly, the reason for my 'end-of-the-world-shenanigan' was mainly because I feel like I've crushed everyone's hope and expectation of me. I feel like I've let everyone down, especially my parents who have been there for me all these times. But deep down I'm relieved. I know that it's not for me and if given another chance to do it all over again and fix it, I wouldn't. I'm glad that it's all over.


Now I feel a bit better, a bit lighter and everything's a shade brighter. I guess it's true that everything happens for a reason. And now I'm slowly catching a glimpse of it, behind all the sweat and tears. I can't say that I'm certain of my future, nobody ever is but I hope I'll get through it. I'm starting to enjoy studying abroad. Seeing how something so small can affect my whole perspective on a bigger picture scares me. Because of the one thing I hate, I see everything around me negatively and it sucks to live in a clouded universe. I'm so happy that I've come out from that hellhole and now seeing things in a new light. One thing I've come to realise is that there's no easy way. Things get hard, you will feel like there's other choice other than giving up. I know, I've been through that. But believe me, it's not. There will always be a way, you'll always find a way. So just hold on a little bit more. If you feel like the people around you will look down on you and belittle you because of your failure, don't. They most probably will look up to you and wonder how on earth did you manage to get back on your two feet after a hard fall. It's okay to fall, it's okay to fall hard and stay on the ground for a while but don't stay forever. Get back up, with more confidence and determination. 


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