Feeling untroubled and stress-free does not
mean you’re free from trouble. You’re only able to avoid them to the extent
that you can, and perhaps able to cope with the ones that are bound to happen,
which of course will include tweaking the cause of the trouble in order to
rebuild yourself.
So whether it is your lack of action, a
seasonal storm, a natural traumatic life experience or betrayal by someone you
had opened your heart to, there will certainly be something in your life that
will bother you, but that’s how life works anyways.
In fact those whose lives you think are perfect
are at the end of the day not perfect. That perfection you see is only an
imperfect perception of an eager beholder, and the day you think your life is
perfect is the day it is even more flawed.
Some people may fake it, but if you ask me,
that’s the wrong handling. In reality, they have more problems than you and I.
Theirs is a problem inside a problem, because faking it just to keep the
imperfect perfect is in itself an inconvenience.
What a terrible backside if those troubles we
hide behind closed doors should come into view - Nauzubillah Min Zalik! But
that's none of my business, since trying to be the Omar that I want to be is
already enough stuff to deal with. I guess “Kuneh Sa Xetu Ngemba Doye Na La
Bandaxndiku.”
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