Webster dictionary describes it as a group of events leading
to a happy ending. My question is, do happy endings really exist? We have grown
up in a world where we are forced to believe that marriage and children is the
final stage of happiness. People spend years if not their whole life searching
for a source of happiness. If I’m going to be honest, I have suffered from the
feeling of never being able to find happiness, as well as struggling to find the pieces to solve
for it. This last year I met new people and experienced situations I honestly
never thought would occur to me. But the truth is, I have grown so much through
the smallest portion of life. I think its funny that people think I’m such a
unique individual, because I think I’m weird. Believe me when I say I don’t mean
it in a self conscious kind of way. I have learned to love where I stand. For an
eighteen year old, I think I have been through so much, things that in a way I
have learned to appreciate. The thing that fascinates me the most is that
theres younger people out there who have been through worst things and have found to
love their life. I’m the kind of person that finds happiness through others.
This sounds really weird. What I mean is that I’m the kind of person who is
willing to drop everything in order to brighten someones day. I can't quite
describe the feeling I get when a friend is trusting toward me and is willing
to let me to listen. I like to believe that everyone is deserving of at least
one happy moment in a day. Even if it’s a simple laugh. This is why I always
seem to put others before me. If there was one thing I would change about
society today, it would be the pressure of reaching whatever “a happy ending”
is. I like to believe that there's no such thing as an ending, and that we
should all learn to appreciate our present. The thing is, our past has led us
to this moment, and well this too shall lead to our future. No one can predict
what life has in store for each individual, its all about learning. I think that’s
what a fairytale should be portrayed as. The beauty of the present and not the
ending.
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