Adventures of mine

An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is an adventure wrongly considered.
- G. K. Chesterton

I don't know in what context did G K Chesterton make the above statement. But in this time of a wrongly considered adventure of mine I find it apt to use.

More often than not I've felt that the people of the cross section of society that I 've seen in this part of the world is by nature in a state of a sort of moral putrefaction which give their thoughts an inclination towards assuming that 'unless proven innocent, you are guilty'.

Now that you are already looked upon as despicable, the lion's share of your mental strength goes in holding back the tears and nursing the bleeding gash on your mind.

Now, you have two options. You can accept that you are worthless and take their suggestions or You can fight back and prove that you were and are right in your place.

If you are too shattered you may choose to accept their suggestions.

But if you are too shattered that it makes you feel deprived of your right to live your own life , fight back. Not at them, as they don't deserve even to be fought with. Fight back at the negative energy building within you, because there are better tomorrows and to be happy you need to be content only with yourself.

As life goes on, somewhere down the line you will learn to forgive too. As life goes on somewhere down the line you will learn to smile at them too....