Something 2016 taught me is.........

@Laura That sometimes things happen not because you deserve it but because you deserve better.

1. If you work hard you will succeed, it may look impossible but if you do your part of the job you will make it .

2. You can meet inexpected people that you will get really attached to them

You can lose even the people who were once closest to you because of one simple mistake.

2017 taught me that there is Divine Power which is your Guarding Angel 😇....

There's a personality disorder called "Narcissism". Some men have it. And I learned to recognize the signals.

this year i learned that there are right people who will give me true love and true respect in the world but not around me.So i learned that i should look for right people more carefully and i should think about my own goodness before every one else's.

Surround yourself with positive things.

Two thousand and sixteen, taught me that people are temporary, and no matter how much you may want them in your life, sometimes it's just better to let go. Athough this, weird, sentimental, nostalgic attachment may still exist in your mind, it never overcomes the progress forward. Feelings fade, memories move to long term storage, only to be re-awoken by certain events, certain places. You'll never forget that feeling of everglow that they've left you but at one point or another, it's time to walk on, find new people, new places, new feelings.

There are a few lyrics from a song I tend to remember,

Now the sky, could be blue, could be grey, without you I'm just miles away,

Oh now the sky, could be blue, I don't mind, without you it's a waste of time.

Happy 2017, everyone. (Sounds so, futuristic, 2017, doesn't it?)

That I am capable of excellence, no matter what anyone says.

Something 2016 has taught me is that nothing is ever what you expect. I would never have imagined to be in the place I am now, gone through the experienced that I did, and grown in the way that I have. It's been tremendously difficult but it's a journey. It's a work-in-progress. And I am still here for the ride.