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In the Middle of No Where!

Sometimes you are in a difficult stage of life...
You find yourself in the middle of no where.
Whatever you do isn't enough, there is some magic which is missing...
You just don't know what you feel
You just couldn't figure out why you are angry on every other thing
I don't know why your mood swings so often than usual
You feel lonely like never before

Everyone thinks about what they want and tell you but no one asks what you want
All your life you live for others, but no one stand up to say I want to live for you! No one!
Infact People, who are close to you feel irritated from you...
They think you are getting grumpy, paranoid  .............
They don't try to understand but complains instead and ask questions
Questions that you yourself have no answers...
And you are trying hard to find those answers, but its not working

What one should do in this stage? Where to go, what to do, whom to speak? Answer is no one. Its the weight you alone going to lift.... No one share it with you..... Even if you ask for help, no one will carry it..... Its you alone to do it and only you have that will power to lift it!

All You need to do is sit down, Relax, Stay away from everything and find the answers yourself.
After that, free your mind from everything and live life just the way you want to live.... Not the way others think you should!

~ Omer

When Mind and heart fighting and forcing to keep me alive.... Asking me to live for myself for a change.

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