Fate and destiny. Terms Mr. Paul Coelho uses in his books but when it comes to my own life,
I feel like a pawn in a doomed chess game.
I am NOT my father. That’s
a fact but I have to keep reminding myself that I am my own person, but my path
was fated to follow somewhat a similar pattern. It’s something I am not at all
pleased to note because I could be spared of the comparisons people make.
Life for me has not been
too hard but it has never been simple, even when I try to untangle the strings.
Do you think about
whether it is worth all the trouble you have to go through to get it? Or, like
me, do you change your mind every other day?
Do you think we
tend to like people who don’t really like us?
A good friend posed that question a couple of days ago. I guess we do have that
tendency to want someone who does not want us back, at least I do. That sense of
being connected but not really. If I think
about it long enough, my hair will be white like Andersen Cooper’s in no time.
Screw ups are part of life
but it still gets to me, especially when on the rare occasion I dared to be
optimistic. I really shouldn’t care too much
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