Midlife crisis

When you're a teenager, you imagine life at a level that makes you dream big about making a difference, with personal happiness and noble achievements. You are genuine about your thoughts and you embrace your uniqueness, so you start living according to your hopes and dreams.

Then you get to your late 20 or early 30, you start realising that your dream life is different from your reality.

You look at your high school or university colleagues and see happy families with kids, pets and trips around the world. But you got nothing like that.

You try talking to your friends and they keep bragging about their accomplishments and money. But you got nothing like that.

You feel betrayed and unhappy, so you want to give up. You feel like not having made the most of your future.

Your needs are different.

You want inner peace and a clean conscience, and this can't be bought...

Life is never as expected.

People will always disappointed you and you will always need some time off reality.

The key is to learn living with your mistakes and failures. And you got Heaven's help on that.

You must love and accept yourself as you are so you can be able to help others and love them as the total disasters they are.

Make the most of your life, as it is! You can do this!

Another you

We do a lot of stupid stuff because we don't know how to cope with reality. We are crazy enough to think we are entitled to act like headless chickens, as if the world should give us a free pass just because we're in love.

Existence seems cruel when you can't get what you want.

In love we tend to aim too high, promising forever love and endless hugs, but we all end up empty inside and with wet faces.

Being fed up with life is also one of the signs that you don't know what love is. More and more people post their edited love stories on the walls they've built to separate themselves from the peasants, and once the loved one is gone, their cruel existence is trapped between cold and coloured walls.

You're sitting with your eyes open in front of the mirror hoping to catch a glimpse of your dead soul, and looking for another you. Now that your past ended and you've let go of all that was holding you back, you can start behaving like the person you wanted to be and needed when you were younger.