A Gentle Message For Any One Passing Through It

  

Most of us are in difficult situations right now. That stage where life feels heavy, everything seems like a joke, and you start to believe you’re a failure. That stage where emotions overpower logic, your mental health begins to decline, and depression kicks in.  

It’s the worst, but it’s not the end. 

Life is overwhelming, especially for adults. This is the stage where confusion reigns, and all you want is clarity. It’s the moment when life begins to show you its true colors. 

But the last thing you want to do is panic or let those feelings cloud your reasoning. 

This moment, although painful, is only temporary. It’s a stage only the strong can overcome. 

Everything you’re going through today is part of the journey. You’re definitely not alone, neither is this your final chapter. 

In today’s world, over 66 percent of the young population struggles with depression and anxiety. 

Most times, these feelings are triggered by the pressure to succeed or the expectations placed on us by society. 

At this stage of life, consolation rarely helps. In fact, it can feel like a sword meant to protect, but at the same time, it inflicts injuries. 

What you need now is a resilient mindset. Life is strikingly unfair and will always push you to your limits. 

But it’s okay. 

You need to know that you’re stronger than you think. The pain you feel now, the things you’re going through, are shaping you. 

Be strong. Don’t let life break you. 

Instead, make the best of your situation and don’t rush your healing. It takes time. 

There’s a reason people say “I’m passing through a lot.” Because it’s a journey, a process. Life is a road, and your existence is a journey. Some paths are smooth, others are rough. 

Right now, you’re“passing” through the rough ones. They’re filled with bumps and potholes, and every hit shakes you. 

But I need you to see this moment for what it is: a bumpy road. It’s uncomfortable at the moment, but the road ahead is smoother.

You’re “passing through it,” not stuck in it. Just grab the wheel of your life and hold on. Persist until you reach a better place.