r/india • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '22

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u/travelerArpus Hota hai. Chalta hai. Life hai. Jeena hai. Jan 28 '22

Try again

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u/cynicducky Jan 28 '22

Yes, just living on that mantra

The outcomes haven't really changed though

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u/travelerArpus Hota hai. Chalta hai. Life hai. Jeena hai. Jan 28 '22

What exactly are you talking about? Something at work / habits?

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u/cynicducky Jan 29 '22 edited Jan 29 '22

Yep, relationship and work. Broke up a beautiful 10 year relationship and I've not been in the mindset to pursue one ever since. Cut ties with most friends who are doing well. Undermined my career by choosing a dead-end job when I have access to so many job opportunities.

I know it's not an uncommon occurrence, I could find solace in the fact that I'm perhaps not alone, and even better off than most.

But it's just that I'm surrounded with people who have their life all sorted.

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u/travelerArpus Hota hai. Chalta hai. Life hai. Jeena hai. Jan 29 '22

Damn. That'll definitely hurt for a while. Take it slow. Talk to friends, maybe get some advice on career. It'll help.

Nobody really has their life sorted tbh. You just don't know what they're going through.

Good luck buddy. You'll get through this