Life can often be bewildering. You can’t always call it
unfair but it can certainly be absurd and astounding. Events keep happening
uncontrollably, leaving you exhausted. As you try coping with it, thinking you’ve
had enough, deserve better and no more of it, there’s something else awaiting
you. Each time it's a new experience, demanding in many ways, monetarily,
mentally, physically and emotionally. Leaving you exhausted.
Such moments, if you notice, make you more mature, experienced,
strong and weak at the same time. You lose a great deal of yourself, acquire
few new traits, recollected your shattered self and discover a new side of you
too. All of it is disturbing enough, and would mostly leave you wondering… how
would it be to have a smooth and peacefully perfect life?
And that’s when you sense this feeling of undoing and redoing
situations/ behaviours to make it all work perfectly. You keenly imagine the
other side of life. Had it not been this way, how beautiful would it be. But then
deep down somewhere you know, there would have been some other aspect or
adversity, which could have been much graver. So much that of course you cannot
imagine, quite like you never imagined this phase of life.
But you see how human mind is, always keen on the other side of life, the other side of the coin, the other side of a person or may be self and how we always find the grass greener on the other side. There's certainly a pull on the other side, the probabilities of possibilities that keep us unsatisfied and leave us manipulating.
But you see how human mind is, always keen on the other side of life, the other side of the coin, the other side of a person or may be self and how we always find the grass greener on the other side. There's certainly a pull on the other side, the probabilities of possibilities that keep us unsatisfied and leave us manipulating.
Truly the other side can be anything, it can be full of rosy fantasies
or unbearable horrors. Which is why life keeps throwing a blend of experiences
because we can never manage balancing ourselves on the either edges always.

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