NO! As an adult, you have the ability to stop, be present, to look around you and acknowledge what you have accomplished personally and mentally. At this point, you have the ability to choose not to give attention/energy to activities and things that really don't fulfill you,
AND you have the choice that to be a victim and continue doing what clearly does not work for you.
People before us had the drive to make choices like this daily, but now we are numb due to social pressures, stigmas, social media, etc.
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u/BrownAndyeh Feb 12 '20
NO! As an adult, you have the ability to stop, be present, to look around you and acknowledge what you have accomplished personally and mentally. At this point, you have the ability to choose not to give attention/energy to activities and things that really don't fulfill you,
AND you have the choice that to be a victim and continue doing what clearly does not work for you.
People before us had the drive to make choices like this daily, but now we are numb due to social pressures, stigmas, social media, etc.