LIFE; A COMPLEX LABYRINTH


That moment you feel your life has demanded a lot from you and has given you less. You feel like you’ve been going down the wrong path, you realize all your efforts has been futile. Well, there’s a saying that life gives you what you deserve not what you desire. Life is filled with hardships. We all Live separate distinct lives. Everyone unique in his own way.
Looking at life as a complex labyrinth. Your rights might be someone else wrongs. Your ego, pride, attitude, perception might hinder you from moving on in life. Life as we all know it, ain’t fair…and if you didn’t know, well you just knew. Life doesn’t regard men. Whatever the challenges are, never give up, endure.
It doesn’t matter how many times you’re tried, don’t stop trying. You may put so much into making things work out in life, but at the end, you don’t get what you truly deserve. You did your best but you have nothing to show forth. It can be very frustrating having done everything humanly possible to achieve a goal in life, yet things go wrong.
Life is like a maze. Numerous paths…it can be confusing at times…filled with potholes, bumps, and other related hindrances to stop you from getting out. The way you think, The way you see things, what you do will help you get out of that maze, no matter how complex it might/can be.
It may be hard to believe, but know this hardship in life is inevitable, but also know change is inevitable, you just have to compel it. Life won’t give you  what you want on a platter of gold. Think outside the box.




Written by Praise Osawaru.

Praise Osawaru is an innovative and creative writer, who strives to express his writing to the world. He's a student, graphics Designer likewise.
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