Sometimes.....

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Sometimes we feel something isn’t working out. Something is coming our way and creating a lot of problems in our life. It's a very bad phase thats going on in our life. We aren't even sure whats gonna happen next. Is it going to be how we want? Or is it going to be something more worst?
We are so confused. Everything seems to be ending in a bad note. We are doing our best to make sure everything we do is in a good note but then the things are slipping out of our way. We aren't sure about anything. We are just blank. We are completely lost. We feel like everything is ending and now nothing can stop it. 
But it isn’t true.
We can stop it. We can make it work. We need to make sure what is that thing coming between our way and spoiling it. We need to work on and on. We need to make sure everything we are doing is for our good plus the person for whom we are doing. We should make sure we don't hurt anyone while doing anything. One wrong step can spoil everything and again going back to the right path would take us a long time. We need to make sure what ever we do is correct. We need to keep ourself strong and take decisions. We need to understand every situation that is happening. We need to make sure what ever is happening shouldn't again happen. We need to keep our self calm. We need to stop overthinking about situations that won’t happen. We need to keep our self away from negativity. It’s okay to cut down people from whom you get negative vibes. We need to surround our world with positivity. 
Don't panic.
Just Stay Calm.

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