Kenzi_Kanzaki
Do you ever wish you had been born differently? If so, it might mean you're not fully appreciating your life and are yearning to be someone else. While striving for self-improvement is important, it's easy to feel ungrateful.
However, it's essential to consider those who are genuinely less fortunate. Wanting a different life isn't wrong at all. Many who have been blessed sometimes overlook their good fortune and judge those who long for better circumstances. But those struggling are simply expressing their sadness over unfair realities.
I know this feeling all too well. My life started with tragedy; my mother died during childbirth, and my father left to escape the responsibilities of a sick child. I grew up in a hospital, feeling lonely and sometimes seen as a cautionary tale for others.
I've accepted my fate, recognizing it's beyond my control. I find peace in the belief of a better afterlife, so I don't resist my current situation. Still, given the chance, I would love to be the best version of myself and show true gratitude.
This is a crucial moment for me, a turning point as I embark on a new chapter in my life.