I'll bring you back to the stars.

The picture says it all!

Changes are made to express the need of a better environment. So as one could better themselves in specific parts of characteristics. There are some changes which takes a great deal of time to be accepted, nevertheless it is to be made. Of course changes may leave one on a disadvantage side where he/she has to deal with it no matter what the consequences are. These are the differences that may or may not drive a person hostile, however, these are the efforts which makes an individual whole.

There are things now which can't be fully undertood and acceptable and this may leed one to be in denial or wost, depression. Frankly, a person who is in denial takes it easier then others who has to acknowledge the fact that they, no matter how hard they try, can't change reality. Accepting things that goes against one's preference and understanding is never a pinch of happiness which must be rectified. Obviously it's an understatement that leaving things unsolved and by going with the flow is hell easier then making an effort to adapt to the changes around them.

But there's an alternative to these issues where one can try to make changes to things that it's not up to their preference. These, however, may be a little lighter to accept then getting used to the differences which are experienced. Also, there's no two way bout it, efforts have to be made in order for one to be truly satisfied again. In conclusion, percentage of us never like changes as we may be comfortable in most things around us, but when there're are things which we find non-acceptable we choose not to give a damn bout it and probably, in time, adaption could be achieved. Yes this may be true, in a sense where time is our only advantage in all these dark experiences. Take your time, but don't take too long i always say. It all boils down to choices that must be made.

Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
the courage to change things i cannot accept,
and help me to remember,
when i am having a really bad day,
and it seems that people are trying to piss me off,
it takes 42 muscles to frown,
and only 4 to extend my middle finger

- One of the main important lesson i've ever learned from someone -