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Love your future. Forget your past.

 Right now, everything seems dark and cold. The black skies in your mind are haunted by a deep, saddened past, and you cannot escape the turmoil it has brought you. The never-ending days are filled with loss of energy, strength, and happiness. You cannot help but feel lost in your own deep and saddened thoughts of what you think you did wrong. Your past demons haunt your ever-present days that have seemingly different actions than you ever imagined. There is greatness from an outside light that is trying to shine unbreakable rays into this dark and twisted force that has taken over your entire body. Eventually, this light will crack the dark core of your past, and your cold heart will be melted away for good. 


The past is the past for a reason. We must move past this saddened affair like a snake shedding its skin. It's a new cycle of wanting a new life for yourself, to learn and grow from our past mistakes. There is nothing more riveting than taking in a new adventure with open arms, without fear of what is to follow. Learning to love and trust yourself is a scary and terrifying experience, but it becomes of much worth when things work out for the best. 


One day, you are going to find the uttermost happiness again, and all of your broken pieces from your heart will become whole again. When this happens, do not ever give up on yourself, the ones who love you, and the future that is to come. All is dark right now, but the warmth is coming. Do not wait around for it to pass you by, but take it on without fear.  

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