Wondering around

Those days I had to pass some personal difficulties... Now that I think of it, I think I haven't... Because it isn't just sentimental... What is bothering me, really, is the unfaithfulness that people have in EVERYTHING. Not only to God, not only to friends, but with themselves to. Don't they have principals? Or if they do, or think they do, why aren't following them? I won't try to blame anyone, or try to understand... This post isn't about me searching truth between the clouds of humanity, but it's a post trying to figure out "what can you do to surpass a difficulty? A rejection? A problem?"

DRUGS/ALCOHOL/SUICIDE

You should say immediately "Hell,NOOO! That's not good" but hey... Why do hundreds of people (of all ages) are finding "serenity" in drugs? Can we speak of serenity? I would say an illusion, that you just don't want to lose... I would agree with you that it's not a solution, but not just because it's harmful but because it doesn't offer a real solution at your problem, actually it doesn't offer anything... But can blame those people,or others that prefer to put an end to this masquerade?

GETTING OUT

That can help! Being with people that TRULY care 'bout you can be very beneficial. You get the feeling that you are worthy, that you have strength in you etc... It offers a solution, it gives you self-esteem. Plus if you do activities that you like you might feel much better!But it can be also, a way just to forget and in that case it doesn't offer relief.

PRAY

Religious or not, all people are seeking God in difficult times, sometimes they turn towards Him without "believing" in Him. And it's good to know that in any case He will listen to you, He will provide...
(psalms 116)

I personally think that a good way to over pass problems is a combination of: getting out and pray... Because as humans we seek comfort by others, we need to communicate/touch/laugh/cry/dance together, but we also need someone who will never gonna to let us down-contrary He will provide the best for us in ALL ways.

(thats for You: alexandra)