Yes or no?

How do you know it’s really screwed up?

- Maybe when the thing you want to say ‘no’ to becomes the only thing you want to say ‘yes’ to.

(Yes, I know the statement is just as screwed up.) 

Well

 You can’t possibly know what the right thing to do is. And there’s only one way to know – by doing it. But what if it turns out to be wrong? And trust me in 90% of the cases it is going to be wrong. So, what now? My father always says, “Make a decision and then make it right”.

 For instance, you decide to eat a fudge brownie but you’re also trying to lose weight. Eat it and do extra exercise. Problem solved! Ohwaitno, if only life was that easy. Now comes your biggest enemy, laziness. You’ll push the exercise to tomorrow and then day after and so on. Laziness will take you down to doomtown and you’ll be back on top of the loser charts. You don’t just have to fight the decision you made, but also this camouflaged hindrance.

Let’s consider another scenario, you really want to eat the fudge brownie but exercise isn’t an option because you sprained your ankle the other day. HAHAHA! *life laughs like Jim Carrey in A Secret of Unfortunate Events* Hello? Papa? What now? *cries*

Then what exactly is the right thing to do? Go with the flow. But (yes, there’s always a but) one shouldn’t stop trying for the things they want. For the things we want, make us who we are (they also bring out the best and the worst of us). The thing one is not supposed to do, is trying too hard. But (again) of course, sometimes you can’t help it. So you end up hoping, craving for normalcy, hoping for an easy flow.  

Stephen King had to screw it up, stupid writers!