It's hard to let go of someone you never had and you never will have. No matter how hard you try to hide the way you feel for that person, you can never find it inside your heart to forget that person. At least, not as easy as taking a candy from a baby. It is simply because letting go isn't as easy as counting to 5. It's a learning process and a healing process as well.
It's hard to hold on to something you long for that you may never even accomplish to have because you can never hide the truth from yourself. You can hide who you are and make people think you are who they think you are ,easily, but never will you find it easy to forget the fact that you long for something you can not have. It is like even if you act so well in front of others, you know that something is missing in the puzzle piece you are trying to solve.
Time never heals all wounds, because we tell ourselves how long and how much time is enough for us to get back to our senses and realize that we should finally get a move on. The same things happen too when forgiveness is talked about. Every problem has it's solutions and for me, why not ask yourself 'until when do you keep the burden of being the you that is hateful and selfish?'
One thing is for sure, there is no problem in life,really. We are the ones saying that we have problems and all but if you just always look at the bright side of things, then there would not be hatred nor suffering,neither burden nor pain might exist. We make our lives complicated. If only there wasn't such thing as too much of a self esteem, if only there was no such thing as too much pride,then we'll all be happy.
One thing is for sure, there is no problem in life,really. We are the ones saying that we have problems and all but if you just always look at the bright side of things, then there would not be hatred nor suffering,neither burden nor pain might exist. We make our lives complicated. If only there wasn't such thing as too much of a self esteem, if only there was no such thing as too much pride,then we'll all be happy.
This is just how I see things, my perspective. I'm not trying to offend anyone or make anyone feel like I'm a know-it-all because honestly, I'm just a kid that just wanted to try to make people realize why children are happy though they have scars or scabs. They are happy even if they are wounded. Know why? Because they learn from everything that happen around them and so they won't do it the second time around. If only all of us are willing to learn and accept that none of us is perfect.