Because it’s time.

1. The significant issues with which you have altered your view – The ideal job that you never imagined leaving. the one you didn’t anticipate leaving. The future plans you had in mind but were unable to carry out because other circumstances intervened. Life fluctuates, and in order to keep up with it, we must also. We must be kind to ourselves for having the insight to alter our opinions on such important issues.
2. The strategies you used to endure suffering – The perilous routes you should not have taken. The ridiculous activities you carried out in an effort to cope that caused more harm than good. the actions you took to maintain your life when you had no other options. It doesn’t make you a horrible person if your survival instinct surfaced when you were too young or defenceless to control it. Your continued existence makes you a stronger, more complete person. for relocating to life and finding it.
3. The person you’ll never be able to truly love – The person you attempted to love despite and in spite of everything, even if their words and bodies never quite matched yours, their ideas weren’t the ying to your yang, and their phrases never quite sounded right. The person you fought so hard to make things right with that you thought your heart may stop beating, but who you ultimately had to let go of. Love cannot be created by force. And allowing it to grow elsewhere will ultimately liberate us all.
4. The French fries you had at lunch -You’ll get through this.
5. All the ways you are not enough: You will never have a body, you will never learn anything, you will never generate the bravery, and you will never exert the effort. You may never have the courage, intelligence, or strength to live up to someone else’s ideal, but you will always be exactly who you are, and the sooner you accept that, the sooner you can let the rest go.
6. Your parenting style when you were sixteen (or twenty. (30, maybe.) Now that those days are behind you (or maybe not), you were unpleasant, annoying, and unbearable. Please go hug your parents and tell them you love them if you are sixteen years old and reading this. Therefore, it’s possible that as we all matured, we all grew a bit backward or sideways and uttered a few things we didn’t intend. A new day began. It helped us all grow. And saying “I’m sorry” is never too late.
7. How you have lived much of your life treating yourself – Each imperfection you pointed out in the mirror. every self-deception you told on your limitations. Every “I’m not good enough” thought you’ve ever had found a location where it mattered and settled into your subconscious. We must be kind to ourselves and accept responsibility for not being our own greatest friends, biggest supporters, and confidants. Before we eventually learned to love ourselves, we had no idea what a difference it would make.
8. The pointless college degree you obtained – Quite swiftly, the world is changing. There used to be employment opportunities for philosophy majors in undergraduate programmes. We just don’t exist in that world any longer. But the good thing is, the world we actually live in is growing smaller and smaller. When we graduate, our professional options are less specialised but more varied. You’d be surprised at how many different situations your “useless” major still solves. You could wind up somewhere far better than where you anticipated, but you won’t.
9. Your life’s breaks that you took – The semester you felt low because of life. the period of time you lived at home. The months that you wish you could forget because they were filled with terror and self-hatred. We all experience overload occasionally. We all lose our coping skills. We require these periods for regrouping, introspection, self-creation, and decision-making. Despite how painful they felt at the time, these breaks have made us stronger. We discovered a way to recover more quickly.
10. The opportunities you missed the locations you’ve never been. the experiences you were deprived of. the individual who chose to leave that you did not pursue after. We need to release our grip on our hands and let go of any other world in which the things we did differently made us happier, stronger, or more brilliant. None of those universes are real. But it has ours. If we let go and open our eyes, everything will be OK here.
11. The things you held back from saying until it was too late -We ignored the “I love yous.” We missed the phone calls that were made. The messages that we failed to deliver when we still had the chance. We use our words today because we feel that they could have been modified by our intents and words. Our “I love yous” are not ignored. We answer the phone. And we accept responsibility for all the times we didn’t.
12. The catastrophes you failed to anticipate – Everyone you shouldn’t have put your confidence in. every good night out gone bad. Every decision that was made that, in hindsight, should not have been. But we don’t live our lives looking back. We continue to live them. Furthermore, we are not given the opportunity to determine in advance whether our decisions will be good or bad. Simply said, we must try our hardest, do our best, and always be willing to accept our mistakes. We’ll be incorrect a lot in life if we’re living it correctly.
13. Everything for which you are currently unprepared and all of your current fears. Every risk you haven’t taken yet. Each and every lie you’re telling yourself about where you should be at this age. Each of us is a bit ill-prepared for life. All of us are a little reserved. We’re all a little bit hesitant to take risks, but we’re all making an effort in whatever modest ways we can. Allow yourself the space you require to develop. It will happen, but not in the time frame you anticipate.
14. The errors you haven’t even committed yet – Because despite our best efforts to convince ourselves that we are forever safe from harm, we are not. We’ll make a mistake once again. We are going to stumble again. More catastrophic errors that will make us seem bad will be made by us. And praise God. We cease living the moment we stop making errors. All we have to do is allow ourselves the space to create them.

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