Unbreakable

Growing up. Just a usual phrase, exciting but actually tragic. But no matter how life can be so hateful after such change, no one can actually escape it. No choice but to go on, since there's no point of going back. Aeneas lost most of his family and friends on his journey. He had to be fearless when it's his only choice to survive. Realizing things little by little, I realized that if not for the negative, we won't see the positive. Well, it's usual, that phrase. But actually, if we see the negative, we tend to see more of it because we hate the feeling. When we hate it, we start to care. Like when you're happy, you don't care at all, because you're enjoying it. Smile. As I was saying, victory isn't all about the prize, but about the will and the goal. It might sound silly hearing it from me, but Aeneas who has became so fearless and hopeful in such hopeless situation, had been much stronger than ever. Yes, it's tragic since he lost almost everything. He sobbed, wept out, cried hard and cursed, like you usually do when something very hard happens to you. Getting angry makes you stronger, and that's an advantage. But life, is usually too dangerous and scary, we'll never know what awaits us. Aeneas had a very long, meaningful journey. He experienced a lot and learned a lot. He had a very hard time. He had his most cruel moment of life. He learned to fight for his life. He learned to overcome his fears. Congratulations to all the Aeneas-like people out there. Everyone has gone too far. We're growing up every second and that's really tragic. Hahaha.