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As someone who grew up watching films with happy endings, I expected my life to have one as well. But it just doesn't work that way and I'm slowly learning how to sit with that uncertainty. Life really isn't so black and white.
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I always loved philosophy in school, it’s been one of my favorite subjects to study. And with it, I feel there is so much value in the uncertainty that it often provides. while it was at first frustrating not being able to come to a concrete answer, I’ve learned that’s what makes it so important to the human experience. The person that has no tincture of their own philosophy is imprisoned by the prejudices they derive from common sense, habitual beliefs of their age or their nation. To truly open yourself to the world, and to truly take control of your mind, you cannot let those convictions grow in your mind without any co-operation or consent of your own deliberate belief. Uncertainty is inevitable in this world, and that’s ok. At a time where everything seems to be so absolute, be uncertain in your beliefs or ideas, it’s a great step to growth.
Jan 27, 2025
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sometimes you don't realize how much old comforts are suffocating your ability to grow until you're thrust into a situation that forces you to completely rethink and alter that behaviour. it's never an easy process, but if there's one thing i've learnt about dealing with big life changes, is to work with and embrace the shifts rather than repelling them and creating more friction in an effort to avoid the inevitable.
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you don't have to be on edge about everything all the time... trust that you can handle whatever is on the other side of your worries. it rarely is as hard or as painful as you think it will be... yeah <3
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junk journaling! it’s almost like your own personal zine where you can dump all your memories. it’s pretty low effort and you can use anything and everything you have on hand :)
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