Growing up

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Lock it up. Throw away the key. (~fixmein-45)

I don't want to feel sad anymore. I know I've tried my best even if you think I have not. You're losing faith in me, aren't you? You'll do fine albeit not having me, really. I'm sorry for not being able to be your pillar of strength when you needed me. There're a lot more people out there who cares for you girl, you're not alone. You were never alone, you know that. For now, we all need time. Time heals everything, isn't it?

I don't see any point crying over spilled milk now. I'm sorry if you think I'm harsh and that I don't care. No matter what happens, life still goes on. I know many years later, I'll look back, and smile.

Certainly there are things that you regret doing in life. To regret, that's the only thing you can do. Will it change the fact that what's done is done? No. As I was saying, life still goes on.

When life is not in favour of you, it might be a blessing in disguise. You learn, and you grow.

And just as you think everyone in the world has turned his back on you, you might realise that you have your back on everyone instead. Look behind, and smile. You're not alone. Noone is. Out there somewhere, there'll be someone who's worried for you, who cares for you.

Goodbye.

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