So many weight upon my head with all this stressing and depressing, I tried to tell my wife but she avoid the situation, Tell it to my frends and thy say man you have to stop tripping, so now i know i walk alone in this situation, but i must be strong go at this head on, grab the bull by its horns and accept the outcome no matter good or bad, right or wrong i got to do what must be done.
This path that im undertaking many before me already walked it oly a few has overcomed it the rest went crazy or choose suicideing but for us we keep on pushing til we beat what it is we fighting.
Everyday it feels like im dancing with the devil, days go by i keep dancing til i learned its tempo, before i could become ready i needed to learn how to let go, times is harsh life is hard but i know you can pull thru
KEEP YOUR HEAD UP.
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