Lifefuel / Motivation I don't usually post nice things like this

[dontcallthemfoidsbro]

But I came to realise, it will always be okay.
Wether you're failing your assignments or you just lost a loved one, go to bed knowing you will be fine eventually as you have made it through every hard day that has ever happened. Eventually, things will be fine. You still have your whole life ahead of you. You've have time to calculate your next steps, to slow down. Everyone on this forum especially is so young. Time is all you have, even when you lose everything, you still have time, its is something you can always rely on. And time heals all wounds. Things will look up eventually, hills don't go down forever.

Anyways this was super fucking sappy but this thought process sorta helps me when I wanna blow my shit clean off, and it seems a lot of people on here wanna do that. Have it be known, everything i said is true.

 

[Methodical]

I'm not sure if I agree with the phrases "Until death, all defeat is psychological" or "Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger", but I get where they're coming from. Death is the only true end, everything before then is just time spent.

I think one of the harder things for young people is feeling stuck. People forget there's a world outside of their own. Using the grades as an example, if you fail school, there's going to be more opportunities for you. On a surface level, people understand that, but when you're trying hard to do good in school and you still see a failing grade, it's easy to get into the mindset that everything around you is failing instead of this one aspect.

There's just some things you can't move past, and that's okay. You'll have the opportunity to do something else.

 

[dontcallthemfoidsbro]

I'm not sure if I agree with the phrases "Until death, all defeat is psychological" or "Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger", but I get where they're coming from. Death is the only true end, everything before then is just time spent.

I think one of the harder things for young people is feeling stuck. People forget there's a world outside of their own. Using the grades as an example, if you fail school, there's going to be more opportunities for you. On a surface level, people understand that, but when you're trying hard to do good in school and you still see a failing grade, it's easy to get into the mindset that everything around you is failing instead of this one aspect.

There's just some things you can't move past, and that's okay. You'll have the opportunity to do something else.

I think you worded this very nicely. The realisation that oftentimes things are far from as detrimental to our livelihoods as we consider them to be in the moment is freeing

 

[Luffy]

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