Embracing Uncertainty
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  • Reads 184
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 24m
Ongoing, First published Jun 04, 2020
"Are you willing to take a leap and explore the world with me?"

I'm a homebody. I love staying at the comforts of my own home, being clingy with my bed, having a date with my books while sipping my freshly brewed coffee poured in my favorite cup.

I'm someone who loves routines. Everything should be properly organized and well-executed for me to consider my day a perfect one.

I love being in control and planning ahead. My future has been properly laid out already-- even what happens when I die, where my assets will be given to, everything's just waiting for them to take place.

I've got a plan for everything but if there's one thing that I wasn't able to anticipate, it's being a victim of the taunting quarter-life crisis. 

What happens if I suddenly experienced a need to have a change in environment? What happens when dissatisfaction and discontentment wash over my system? 

Will I be swimming along the current of the waves? Or will I drown in the vast waters of the ocean?
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