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WAIT A four-letter word  That entails responsibility You have to be able to bear the consequences Should you wait or just give up Is it really worth the wait  Or is it time to wave the white flag Are you ready to face the consequences of your choice Waiting is tough Waiting is agonizing Waiting is detrimental Waiting is growth With wait comes the faith Faith that one day The things that you've been waiting for Will finally be within your reach Or the people  That you've been waiting to see To hug and to kiss Will finally be wrapped inside your arms Without the wait We wouldn't hold on to faith Because faith is all we ever have  When waiting becomes excruciating au revoir. 😊

Here I am sitting on one corner of a dark room Thinking  Hurting Disheartened My hands aren't tied, yet I don't feel free I'm not gagged, yet I can't speak I feel suffocated I feel trapped When will this be over? When can I see the light at the end of the tunnel? When can I get out of this feeling? When can I hear my laughter again? I'm just a girl Sitting on one corner of a dark room Waiting for the light to shine on me Can someone flip the switch? au revoir. 😊

You're really going to learn a lot if you are only mindful of your surroundings. If you are observant of everything that’s been going on around you, you can get some life lessons that you can carry with you as you navigate this journey called life. With that being said, here are some of the best life lessons that I've learned in the past 11 years. In no particular order.  1. Save money. Practice delay gratification. Avoid impulsive buying. Always think before you purchase something. Think if you really need it, or you just want to have it. There's a fine line between wants and needs. You don't need everything that you want. Do not splurge on things that you will regret buying in the future. It's better to spend your money on experiences. Experience is irreplaceable. Every experience is unique. You might think that buying something will make you happy, but eventually you're going to lose interest on it.  2. Respect your parents. I know I should have learned this

As defined by Wikipedia, "Destiny, sometimes also called fate, is a predetermined course of events. It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or of an individual." Destiny is something bound to happen whether we are in favor of it or not. And I do believe that everything that's going to happen or happened in our lives are already set and no one can stop them. I believe that every one of us has our own destiny, be it the person we're going to spend the rest of our life or the events that happen to us. And for that reason, I don't believe in accidents. Though there is such thing as vehicular accident, I know that it's really not an accident. It is bound to happen. Perhaps to teach the people involved some life lessons.  I believe that we don't meet people by accident. We are meant to cross paths with them for us to learn from them or vice versa. I believe that things have to happen, so that we can have a new perspective in how we view

Not many people have the privilege to reach an old age. Some infants weren't even given the chance to be born. In some instances there are children who died due to some serious illness. While there are some who at an early age died because of accidents. That's why to be getting older shouldn't be taken for granted. But of course, there are pros and cons that lies behind it. Let's start with the worst and save the best for last. The worst thing about getting older, a.k.a adulthood, is that people around you expect you to know better and to be a better version of your younger self. Even your own self, you also have high expectations. But the thing is, you've never been this old so everything that you are experiencing now is new to you. You can't ask for help because everyone thinks you can handle anything. Cause hello? You're already a grown up. You also feel embarrassed to ask for help cause you feel so proud of yourself that you can do it all by yourself. Th