Our Demons
We all have atleast one demon inside us, one monster that eats away our happiness and peace, that kill us inside by feeding on our strengths making us weak, forging with our basic principles. Many of us has already faced it, maybe over powered it, maybe befriended it, maybe lost to its twisting ways, the ways our own mind creates suffering in itself, creates a quicksand about things, people, talks, ideas, imagination and make us delude in them. Ironic. The more we struggle out of it the more we find ourself thinking about it and the more quickly we get vacuumed in restlessness. Insomnia. The sleepless nights, wondering how why it happened. Some people with great positivity over power the demons in them but you can’t chain a beast forever, you need to be friends with it, you need to play along with it, feed it on different things then your strengths, use it on your weakness, to embrace them and to eradicate them, how easy it is to say in words but when it comes to reality we hide our weakness, we wear our strengths, ” We should wear our weakness as our strengths” she said. Show them to others in a way that they become your strength, if you over care, show it, if people try to exploit you, there is always a window to kick them out. As we age our old demons get aged too. The new ones are born, with new ways to haunt us but it’s so easy to handle them as we get people around us who care, text them that you’re not okay and they should be patient with your behavior, no one will say no. Vent out to them, maybe if you can’t, someone else will tame your demons for you. Give it a try