Writing Emotionally

From the Bible we are taught about Faith, Hope and Love but they were always explained differently than what we used to use them in our world...in our everyday lives. Like for example, in 1 Thessalonians 5:8 when Paul reminded the Thessalonians about the importance of “putting on the breastplate of faith and love , and as a helmet the hope of salvation ”.

Here's a Relatable Poem about our Choices in Life . I walk down the street. There is a hole. I don't see it. I fall in. It isn't my fault. It takes a very long time to get out. I walk down the same street. There is still a deep hole. I pretend not to see it. I fall in. I pretend it's still not my fault. It takes a long time to get out. I walk down the same street. There is still the same deep hole. I see it. I fall in anyway. It's a habit. I get out quicker this time. I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole. I see it. I walk around it. I don't fall in. I walk down a different street. -- Portia Nelson

" The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in . " Morrie Schwartz This quote is not just for lovers who wanted to be loved and expressed their love. It also implied a deeper meaning about our attitude in life. About how we treat other people and how we get along with them -family, friends, classmates, coworkers and even to strangers. That pain I felt sometime ago really sucks... and I asked myself why do I have to be the one to feel it? That feeling of being left out, unimportant and thinking you're not good enough for them. I feel sorry for myself. I wallow in self-pity and justifying my hatred of others. I consoled myself with the thought that I would just be fine being alone and wouldn't need any of them to survive. And indeed I was okay...but alone! Time moved on, but I never really got out from that feeling. I met other people but I always keep my distance from them. I refuse to let anyone get closer to...