Life isn't perfect, but it sure is good.

What’s meant to be will be.

Life isn’t perfect, but it sure is good. Have Patience. Don’t let your heart get attached to something that isn’t meant for you.

It’s not always good to wear your heart on your sleeve. It’s good to express your love, happiness, fear or any emotion that you go through but not everyone in your life deserves to be aware of your feelings. If something/ someone leaves your life, it’s only because something greater will replace it. Stop thinking that the world is over and that you can’t live anymore because the people you loved have left you.

The truth is not all the people who come to our lives are meant to stay. Some enter your life to stay and some to leave. I know it hurts, It really does. It feels like it's the dead-end, like there’s nothing left in life, or your life doesn’t have a meaning anymore. But trust me, everything happens for good. Right now you may be hurt. But one day you’ll look back to this phase of our life and laugh at how naive we were to trust and love the people who didn’t deserve it.

Learn from the mistakes you make, that’s the whole point of making mistakes. The mistakes that you make today are lessons that will help you in not falling for the same situation again. The beauty of mistakes is that they help us in becoming a better person.

“That which does not kill us makes us stronger.”
–Friedrich Nietzsche

Truth be told, when difficult times hit, and the challenges you face are great, you can either let your situation define you, let it destroy you or let it strengthen you. The choice is yours to make.

Being positive in a negative situation is not naive, it’s a sign of how strong you are. You’re doing it right when you have so much to cry and complain about, but you prefer to smile and appreciate your life instead.
Life is better when you’re smiling.

Let’s stay strong and spread positiveness around us!

Comments

  1. What's in a name17 November 2018 at 11:47

    Such a beautiful piece tuba!!!! Keep inspiring

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  2. Unknown18 November 2018 at 02:27

    Loved it❤️

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  3. Anonymous18 November 2018 at 10:03

    Much love.♥️

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  4. Zainab ayyubi18 November 2018 at 16:09

    Amazing peice of words. Much love ❤

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  5. Anonymous18 November 2018 at 19:19

    It was really needed! Thanks for the encouragement

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  6. Pushpraj Srivastava3 April 2021 at 21:49

    Amazing ,Splendid
    Ur post is completely related to reality
    I read u first time
    Great job

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