For its not someone who has seen the light, for It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah...
My personal struggles with soboriety and living in bondage everyday for years. Waking up and not one thing did I look forward to, or want in my life, i didnt e...
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My personal struggles with soboriety and living in bondage everyday for years. Waking up and not one thing did I look forward to, or want in my life, i didnt even want the drugs, but I was now in this vicious cycle my sub conscious had become accustomed too.
I was very broken inside and out. I've been beaten, robbed, homeless, hungry, bleeding, plus so much more. I lost it all ( not just materlistic items, but my dignity, my ability to choose, my freedom, my confidence, my sexuality, dreams, goals. But they say "what doesn't kill us will make you stronger". True, however in reality I came to realize how much I truly gained, from releasing all those emotions, hangups, judgements and preconcieved notions.
I now am a whole lot more humble, less judgemental, less materialistic, and in full ohm with it all. I only get one life in that life i choose to live it. I am not ashamed any longer. I've been on both sides of the spectrum. In the end here's a tidbit advice for anyone who thinks differently. We are all human, we all make mistakes, we all judge and we all are in constant pressures of our everyday societies, governments, peers, parents, that by the time we become adults some of us, SAY WAIT "WHO THE HELL AM"? The submilitial messages of this pressure to buy this or be that, look like this or wear that, drive this, well I say fuck that be you, be true, and see the love in all, the unity, and be guided by your light...
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I was very broken inside and out. I've been beaten, robbed, homeless, hungry, bleeding, plus so much more. I lost it all ( not just materlistic items, but my dignity, my ability to choose, my freedom, my confidence, my sexuality, dreams, goals. But they say "what doesn't kill us will make you stronger". True, however in reality I came to realize how much I truly gained, from releasing all those emotions, hangups, judgements and preconcieved notions.
I now am a whole lot more humble, less judgemental, less materialistic, and in full ohm with it all. I only get one life in that life i choose to live it. I am not ashamed any longer. I've been on both sides of the spectrum. In the end here's a tidbit advice for anyone who thinks differently. We are all human, we all make mistakes, we all judge and we all are in constant pressures of our everyday societies, governments, peers, parents, that by the time we become adults some of us, SAY WAIT "WHO THE HELL AM"? The submilitial messages of this pressure to buy this or be that, look like this or wear that, drive this, well I say fuck that be you, be true, and see the love in all, the unity, and be guided by your light...
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