There comes a point in your life, basically in your early twenties, when you start to look too much into future. You have all these ideas about how you want your life to be and who you want to be, This is why this time comes to be the hardest as it requires you to change or move away from your comfort zone. It is when you start listening to yourself more than you ever did. It is this time when friends start being less important and life starts being more.
You look for your role models and start learning from what they did and what they did not. You create your own ways. Some choose to talk about it loud and some choose to plan everything on a personal ground before reaching out. But while you are figuring out what you actually desire, the exposure of what other's are doing influences you more. One starts doubting their very own ideas and prefer working on what others have been.
In the middle of the maddening crowd and people earning money to have the best of everything, different safety modes like "yoga" and "meditation" exist to help you relax. Facebook came up to show the best in your life and Twitter came to show the worst of your life and the reality, the life remains stuck in the middle. You are often confused if the number of likes should make you happy about your enthusiasm or number of retweets make you realize that everyone else in the world can also relate to how you feel.
We don't live in one world anymore. There is one real world and the rest are million lies and we think we know how everyone's been doing when we scroll through the timelines, but that isn't always the case. Honestly, it is time people stop surfing social media, in order to look for role models but rather focus on making themselves one with their own opinions and ideas.
You look for your role models and start learning from what they did and what they did not. You create your own ways. Some choose to talk about it loud and some choose to plan everything on a personal ground before reaching out. But while you are figuring out what you actually desire, the exposure of what other's are doing influences you more. One starts doubting their very own ideas and prefer working on what others have been.
In the middle of the maddening crowd and people earning money to have the best of everything, different safety modes like "yoga" and "meditation" exist to help you relax. Facebook came up to show the best in your life and Twitter came to show the worst of your life and the reality, the life remains stuck in the middle. You are often confused if the number of likes should make you happy about your enthusiasm or number of retweets make you realize that everyone else in the world can also relate to how you feel.
We don't live in one world anymore. There is one real world and the rest are million lies and we think we know how everyone's been doing when we scroll through the timelines, but that isn't always the case. Honestly, it is time people stop surfing social media, in order to look for role models but rather focus on making themselves one with their own opinions and ideas.
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