A troubled late night
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I can’t sleep at night, filled with unnamed irritability and distress. Although I’m very tired, I can’t fall asleep. There’s something pressing down on my heart! Is it the fear of tomorrow? Or helplessness in the face of reality? When one stays in an environment for too long, their thinking becomes stale; faced with a strange, unsolvable problem, they often feel inexplicable panic or even fear. It’s time to go; it’s time to change environments. I can’t stay like a frog in a well any longer. If I don’t leave now, I might really end up like a frog in warm water! No matter what lies ahead, no matter how tempting the current situation is, one must set off. Because when you’re young, you can’t be too comfortable; you can’t just seek stability!
The analysis is very thorough; just go if that’s what needs to be done! Young people should be good at taking things on!
The same helplessness, the same sense of powerlessness
When this happens, it’s time to consider changing environments; without **, without motivation, one can only wait to muddle through the days! Say: NO!
Personally, I think that in one’s teens, the focus should be on learning; in one’s twenties, on physical exercise; in one’s thirties, on building a career; in one’s forties, on seeing initial success in that career; in one’s fifties, on maintaining what has been achieved; in one’s sixties, on taking time to rest; in one’s seventies, on living out one’s retirement peacefully; in one’s eighties, on arranging matters related to one’s deathbed; and it becomes quite difficult to live past ninety.
"When one stays in an environment for too long, their thinking becomes stale; faced with a strange, unsolvable problem, they often feel inexplicable panic or even fear. " I feel it too; I support the original poster……
Well, stick to your own ideas. . . I am the same
It’s good to have thoughts! Keep going!
I can relate! Support the original poster; let’s make a change – I’m also ready to move to a new environment
Oranges grown south of the Huai River remain oranges, while those grown north of the river turn into trifoliate oranges. Things may die when moved, but people can thrive with a change; perhaps there will be a second spring.
;P Hehe, what everyone lacks is the courage to step out. Once that first step is taken, there are no more problems