There are times when you want something, have wanted it for quite sometime and have always imagined what it would feel like to finally have it. Then, comes a time, when there's an opportunity ; an opportunity to go out and get it; an opportunity to fulfill your dream. Having learnt from a lot of your mistakes in the past, you overcome your fears and leap forward. As you inch closer, its seems more and more plausible that soon the dream would turn into a reality. But then, out of nowhere, something comes in the way; a barrier, a hindrance. You can't get across it without breaking some rules, principles, hearts. But you want it badly, really badly. If only breaking others' hearts was easier than letting that opportunity slip away ; letting the dream remain as such for quite some time , maybe forever.
Through various experiences in life, I have come to know that somethings are beyond my control. People call it fate, I call it the "cumulative effect of others' activities on my life" . Whatever it is, I HATE IT , most of the times !!!
Through various experiences in life, I have come to know that somethings are beyond my control. People call it fate, I call it the "cumulative effect of others' activities on my life" . Whatever it is, I HATE IT , most of the times !!!
vella insaan...ghar pe baith kar koi kaam nahi kya?
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think most of us know this feeling of losing control, or realizing that you never truly had any control. I like to think that if something doesn't work out once, it doesn’t mean that the opportunity won’t ever come again. You can’t predict life.
ReplyDeleteThere is a well-known saying that is usually used in rehab programs, but I think it applies to everyone and all spheres of life. It is a plea to have “the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference.”