I see the pain of everyone who has posted here. Some have relationship problems, losing loved ones or the love of someone. Other have financial problems, like myself who lost so much
(read here).
I felt like the end of the world, just like
cereal killer and his case with his ex-wife and daughter. I felt that life had little meaning. Everyone was telling that it was just money that I lost and not a limb or a life.
I find that very true. We all have something to be thankful for each day that we are alive. One thing we must not become is the walking dead. That is when we just carry on living and have not the slightest hope for tomorrow.
AsTr0GiRL has been wondering how to let go for so long now. She will go through life each and every day and start each day fresh. One day, things will turn out for the best and this could be a blessing in disguise. We just need to keep believing in ourselves for a better tomorrow.
Similarly for
annoyed, I agree that 6 years is a long time to be in a relationship that has yet to lead to marriage plans, but it is still only 6 years compared to perhaps the many, many more years of life that awaits each and everyone of us.
Wake up with a new day, and go "GOSH" for each start of a new day. You have many things going for you that you might not realize.
I lost a lot of money (or at least it seems quite a big sum to me), but I am thankful for the loved ones who are still with me. Those who are need not necessarily have helped me financially, but they were there for me. And I am thankful for that.
I still have my health. I still have food on the table and roof over my head. I am clothed properly and do have to sleep on the streets. I have a job to go to in the morning and students who want me to teach them by evening. My girlfriend, thought angry as she was with my losses, is there for me.
I am going to try and forge for the future. I have dreams and goals, and plans in the making of how I will achieve them.
Who knows what I'll be doing tomorrow. I believe every experience, no matter how severe and painful it may seem at the time that it happens, has a bigger purpose behind it.
Live life with a purpose and let your purpose drive you.
Feel free to email me and we can share views on life.
My warmest regards to the readers,
Colin Teo