Prose / Poetry / Life / Psychology / Mental Health

Strength of Human Beings

Life is changing constantly, but you — as a human being — stays the same.

What had happened in your past makes you the human being you are, the one you had in mind as a child, the one you became because of events you have been through, the one that meets people you love, and you learn from them.

People who think they are everything and only they count, telling you what to do, while you frown your eyebrows, knowing they hurt you, and they know it. They don’t care and laugh as if it is nothing, but it is everything to you. Your heart — almost pulled out of your body — and everything threw away. In the bin, and you think about what you have done. It was nothing.

You thought about all events that happened in the past. You realized what you have been through the past ten years. People took your soul for their benefit, so they will be looking like the better one, letting you doubt yourself as a human being, your life on Mother Earth, while you feel deep, emotional, happy, and so much more, all at the same time.

Being aware of that life you left behind. You know you are capable of so much more than you think. The little things in life you enjoy, you are looking forward to, even though they look silly, not to you; you enjoy them, fulfilling you, enriching you, without any fear.

The one you became, and become, precious enjoyable human being, the one you want to be, now and in the future, forever. When you had pictured your life as a child, you didn’t think about all the negativity you had faced.

One moment of your life, you decided to pull out the strength you had in you, living the life you pictured as a child and live, again, with the ones you love the most.

Starting to take care of yourself, doing what you love and enjoy the most. In the end, you know in your gut what you want, what is best for you and whom you can trust — and the people you love to keep — make new amazing friends who matter to you like family, having fun together, talking about shared and not shared topics.

You’re ready for the next phase in your life.

I have been through a lot of things in my life. That made me the woman I am now. What made you the woman you are now. Tag me if you play along.

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About the writer

Agnes Laurens is a writer. She writes for the local newspaper. Agnes lives in The Netherlands, with her husband and three daughters.

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