Think, think, think!
How do we stop overthinking?
Ironic that our first attempt at stopping the thoughts is to constantly think of a way to remedy them.
It's only down hill from here.
The question is, what awaits us at the bottom?
Will we be able to shine as bright as we normally do in front of others in front of the shining sun of our life?
It seems that although we feel whole around this sun, the deeply buried fear of losing that comforting warmth should our feelings be too much chains us down.
And yet we can't help but feel we're losing that light by not wanting to take a chance, not wanting to lose that special light.
And when we finally begin to shine alongside that sun, will we shine equally or will one of us be overshadowed?
Will we cast aside the other friendly lights in our lives, unknowingly dimming their skies?
With everything we do, something we do to make ourselves happy will hurt someone else.
Should we constantly worry about things like that?
No, they probably know we didn't mean to.
We, humans, have the right to pursue happiness.
But we also still have the choice to hold on to as many lights as possible even if our sky becomes brighter.
The choice is ours.