Every summer we all get that feeling of being alone and not having any friends around, that one day or week may involve a day where you either just stay in bed and catch up on a Netflix show or go for a long run to the beach a town over or walk down by the docks and let the tear stream down your face and watch the tears hit the water one by one thinking about your past life and how you miss it so much.
We all come across a painful moment here and there where we need to just embrace our sadness for the day or weekend and then we all gain that momentum to be happy again and find inspiration for what you just experienced.
I have to admit that I've definitely had those kind of days where I jut needed time for myself and let the tears run down my face when needed to, I at times feel like I shouldn't have to cry because men are supposed to be tough in ways but deep down I can be a bit sensitive with what people say to me, like my mind consumes these negative words and would have to cry to get over the negativity in my brain. Another thing that might trigger my summertime sadness are the past Friendships I once had, thinking about the little things that happened a few summers back, like being silly and drinking smoothies and making funny conversation, going on the swings and thins about the school as summer was coming to a close.
I don't know if you experience summertime sadness but if you do just know that things do get better, if you keep your head up high and proud, take that moment to embrace that sadness and don't be afraid of letting it happen, tears are more likely to heal you then hurt you.
Well that concludes today's writing of the day, you guys enjoy the rest of the summer!
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You're Not Yourself
Não FicçãoThis is a biography about me overcoming my grief about previous friendships I've lost over the years. It's a journey for me to go step by step to move on without the forgiveness of previous friends I wish to be friendly with again. There have been f...
