Although these words have truth to them, my only qualm is which chances do you take? Which are the right ones to take the risk on? At the end of the day I understand that everything will be ok, and that I will be ok. I know that I will learn & grow from it all, & everyone makes mistakes and these mistakes only lead you to more knowledge but this process to getting there is always a tough road to face. Don’t get me wrong, I am not complaining, I mean I only have myself to blame to be brought to this situation, but I feel that its from these chances that I take that I am brought to these situations. Im feeling the after effects now…and I look back and don’t regret the decisions I have made for I have grown so much from them, and learned so much about myself, but I just question about these chances that appear in front of me. How do I know if it is right to take them or not?  Ill take the chance, because I dont want to let things slip through my fingers and I want to be prevent myself from thinking about the “what if’s?” but then the consequences…these consequences make me think about whether or not taking that chance was the right thing to do. Does this make sense? Because when we say, take the chance & do it as much as possible, knowing that this is putting yourself out there, your emotions, your thoughts, & your opinions out there, we are putting ourselves in front of a fork in the road. One path knowing exactly what is going to happen, & another that we have no idea, & anything could happen. We must question oursleves if we are really ready & prepared to take on the unknown path. I guess I am a bit bitter, & have been frustrated with myself lately because I know what this feels like, and I knew how it was going to feel, I knew what was going happen & yet I put myself out there. So because of this I really wonder is everything worth it? or are just some things worth it? and then how do you distinguish those that are from those that aren’t?
xkharylanne:

TOTOOO, I’m slowly learning. :)
sagaba:

lovebot:
quote-book: (via maluna)
some words to truly live by

Although these words have truth to them, my only qualm is which chances do you take? Which are the right ones to take the risk on? At the end of the day I understand that everything will be ok, and that I will be ok. I know that I will learn & grow from it all, & everyone makes mistakes and these mistakes only lead you to more knowledge but this process to getting there is always a tough road to face. Don’t get me wrong, I am not complaining, I mean I only have myself to blame to be brought to this situation, but I feel that its from these chances that I take that I am brought to these situations. Im feeling the after effects now…and I look back and don’t regret the decisions I have made for I have grown so much from them, and learned so much about myself, but I just question about these chances that appear in front of me. How do I know if it is right to take them or not? Ill take the chance, because I dont want to let things slip through my fingers and I want to be prevent myself from thinking about the “what if’s?” but then the consequences…these consequences make me think about whether or not taking that chance was the right thing to do. Does this make sense? Because when we say, take the chance & do it as much as possible, knowing that this is putting yourself out there, your emotions, your thoughts, & your opinions out there, we are putting ourselves in front of a fork in the road. One path knowing exactly what is going to happen, & another that we have no idea, & anything could happen. We must question oursleves if we are really ready & prepared to take on the unknown path. I guess I am a bit bitter, & have been frustrated with myself lately because I know what this feels like, and I knew how it was going to feel, I knew what was going happen & yet I put myself out there. So because of this I really wonder is everything worth it? or are just some things worth it? and then how do you distinguish those that are from those that aren’t?

xkharylanne:

TOTOOO, I’m slowly learning. :)

sagaba:

lovebot:

quote-book: (via maluna)

some words to truly live by