We go through life hating. Not hating all that is in the world, but hating what is inside. We despise what it is that makes us who we are. This is not true in all cases, but it is true for far too many cases. We are crippled into never moving forward and simply being stuck where we are.
What makes it so hard for us to create motivation? What makes it so hard for us to start a new journey? It’s do to the fact that we are unhappy with ourselves. Seems like a simple problem, but this is a problem that leads to so many other problems. We hate what it is we are, which makes us hate where we are, which makes us hate those we surround ourselves with, and so forth. We always see the problem with the choices that we made, but we neglect to realize that it was us who chose to do things in the first place. What is it that makes us hate such choices?
It seems like an unending cycle led by unwillingness to forget. We create on issue we are unhappy with and dwell on what occurred during that single moment. That single moment starts to manifest our lives therefore leading to other bad choices based on that singular moment. It’s the fact that we hang on to that single moment that we lead to hating all that we do after said time. It seems like a simple solution to simply let go of what it is that led us into this downward spiral, but after a certain time, we can’t let go because it has become a big part of who we are. We created such a large amount based on wishing to undo one moment that we can no longer separate ourselves from that choice that we regretted.
Of course this isn’t true for all people. There are people who can look at things rationally and are able to keep occurrences separate from one another. They can choose to see one problem, isolate it and keep it from affected future actions. It is not a simple thing to do, but as evidence shows, it is possible. It is if we are simply able to see what it is that made us dislike the outcome of a situation and learn from it leading to progression in happiness. We must be able to learn yet keep a distance leading to the inability to be devoured by a wrongful mistake.
If it is as simple as isolation, why is it that many of us are unable to complete such a task? It’s because we are irrational. We let emotions better us and we start to think irrationally. It’s not always such a bad thing to let emotions run the show, but we must be able to find the balance between letting emotions have it’s fun and us being able to understand the situation at hand. Irrationality isn’t a bad thing, but it is our inability to control such a thing that creates havoc. Without emotions, we would not be able to live a truthful life. Yet, it is without rationality that we live regrettable ones.
Regret is a strange thing because it isn’t that we regret the friends we made nor the choices we made but it is that we regret the person we have become. Yet, it isn’t that we regret the person we have become, but we regret a choice we made or a friend we grew close to. It all seems to intertwine because we let one affect the other. We regret one because it has helped to change the perspective of the other. Without one problem, there would be no problem, all would be lost and all would be great.
We shouldn’t hate who we are because it is the definition of our life. We must be able to realize where it was that we started to feel so numb and learn and move forward. Life isn’t worth sulking over the mistakes we’ve made, but it relies on our ability to look to the future and see what greatness it can hold. Regret is a crippling pain we must rid ourselves of in order to live that fulfilling life we all dream of. We must find motivation in ourselves to finally achieve what it is we want. Regret is a terrible thing that should be left in the past as we continue to move forward. Sure, it is simple to write out what it is we need to do, but it is the strength we have to see the brighter future that will help us get that goal that seems so far.