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Life, The Way All About

Source: Orthodox Christianity
https://orthochristian.com/111373.html

When you are feeling lost, lonely, alone, failed, sad, and anxious, this is what about feel. But you are given to be alive by the Lord so you are going to have to move on and so. Life is short. So, all the time that what about the way to go and no chance look back. 

The verse says don't worry about tomorrow, yep, this is what you worry but you still have to go on. The only two picks you have is moving on or stopping. Just that all. 

To be honest, I have fear of being alone, this is my life. That is something I can't reveal about what life is. My hangout friend said that his friend criticized his life after resigning from his double job and looks fear of the future. He was I was feeling about, it is empathy since what I felt to be that position he placed now. I remind of The Keeping Room, in which a black woman who was a slave to two white girls survived by keeping their room from the confederate soldiers attacking after their parents have gone due to the Civil War. A white girl accidentally shot her black boyfriend when he came in and looked for her girlfriend (a black man was a Union soldier), then she apologized afterward. But, a black woman had the quote I ever reminded, is "You will learn what happened isn't important. You have to move on in your life." Although she was sad because her boyfriend was shot accidentally by a white girl. The movie of The Keeping Room is based on the Civil War in 1840-1846. I loved it. The quote is meaning that what you get through and you just have to move on, somewhat by what you face the next, despite you are feeling sad. 

I remind when I met a guy at the English lecturer's home. We went to the funeral and a guy asked me, "Do you want to go back together?" Unfortunately at that time, I had an appointment to play basketball with my friends (it was actually I didn't play because I was in sadness and felt not ready to play). A guy said goodbye and asked again, "So, is this place we will separate?" I was like can't describe the words out and it felt sad, really. He was sad and we hugged. I thanked him to pick me up at the funeral. We hugged back and left him. It was feeling this is the way life goes on, anything will you fact the next. No chance of return back. But, I was grateful to meet a nice guy and loved hugging him. You know that hugging can benefit a lot. So, I love hugging. 

This is about life, way all about. Just move on because you don't have a chance of looking back. Try again, a sentence I favorite for my life motivation.

Thanks, everyone

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