It all starts with a person's subconscious. If you believe in something that is obviously possible, then it will definitely happen if you also try for it and set goals so that it focuses over there and you give 100 percent of your endurance.
Once there was a man who was depressed because of the things he had experienced in the past. Time had passed, and he was still stuck on things he couldn't change. He didn't want to live any other way and he wanted the days to pass quickly. He was miserable and negative about many things that happened in his daily life. But he always tried to be kind, as he was also sensitive.
He didn't like the life he was living. One morning, as he was going to work, he saw a man outside his house.
The man casually asked him "Sorry to bother you, have you seen this dog anywhere in the last few days? He is lost and we are looking for him, my life has no meaning without him" and showed him a photo of his dog.
The man had never seen this dog before. The two men agreed to contact each other if they saw this dog, so they wouldn't be looking for it.
As the man continued and went to his work, he kept thinking about the words that man said earlier when he was looking for his dog, "I can't live without him." He was thinking how much he missed him and how bad he would feel if he didn't find him.
This unknown man they spoke to earlier did not want to lose his hopes. She called him immediately and told him to meet. They started looking for the dog together in many places. Thus, they met and became good friends day by day.
After a month, the dog found joy in the depressed man. His friend was so happy and thanked him many times. After two days the man and the dog died. His friend could not stand something like that, he had learned to live and be happy, he was no longer depressed.
But when his friend died so suddenly, he thought of taking care of his friend's dog, and living the good life himself because he was grateful to find happiness in the company of his dead friend. Of course it took him a while to get over it.
But he became the best version of himself, and learned to live life with love and gratitude. At least he had a reason to live.
From all this, the man learned that there is ultimate happiness, he just realized that it existed when he lost his best friend. Because as long as they hung out together, the depressed man was happier, and lived his life happily
So the man understood that you don't need to lose a friend to understand the value of life. It's the little things that slowly teach you to live life happily, without waiting for something big to happen. He started gymnastics, read books and started hobbies. He also met a woman, who finally found the love he was looking for. He was more than happy. In your life you have to do something to be happy, and not in the bed of your room with depression. Sadness doesn't last forever, good days come, but you have to do something about it.
I hope you liked the story I wrote and got a message from this story. Life is in your hands, and do what you can for it, before it's too late. Don't waste your days on things that happened in the past, the future is the present, so do something about it now.
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Awww, heartwarming~❤️
nice i really love it
Love your work.