I believed being happy was a choice.
You get one day a year to stay at home to be sick.
You get one injury during your sports season.
And you get one time in your life where you can be sad.
Believed is a past tense of believe.
People come in and out of your life for a reason.
They serve their purpose and then move on or you move on or they stay. Whatever happens there is a reason for it.
Could be one day you decide to go sit by the cute new boy in your English class and ask him where his from. That person then becomes part of your life, then a huge part of your, then completely out of your life.
a sister decides to try it out yoga. Why not. She could always touch her toes. Finds out she's good at it, becomes a yogi. Invites you to a class and you feel the spirt for the first time in years through meditation.
Or your dad takes you to kolers every morning before kindergarten starts. Because there's the awkward time between when the older kids need to be dropped off at the big school & you at your little school. He buys you a bagel almost everyday. Consistence is his game. One day you notice coloring pages, color one and turn it in. You win, and realize your good at somthing.
Or the mouth you give your mom turns into a blessing instead of a curse. You end up spreading more time being grounded then out of your house with your friends. You turn to basketball out of sheer bordeum then one day you beat your dad at pig and get thinking
It all could just be serendipity
Or maybe you make up everything and there's not just some predestined life laid out for you.
Whatever the hell it is, it is what it is.
I believed people choose if they were happy or not. But now I believe it's not a choice. And somtimes it's not the most horrible thing to be sad. The lows bring the highs
And maybe one day someone good with words will come in to your life and help clarify just a little on what's going on.
And let you know it's okay to be sad at least every once in a while