My Own Conclusion About Life

‘I knew that I would never enter into any new relationship with anyone ever again. My mind was clear and set on that. I was not built for relationships and incapable of being a normal partner to anyone. It did not bother me then and still does not. I honestly believe that I am no good with relationships and that you cannot teach an old dog new tricks.’

‘When is it so important to be in the best place, shape and condition while we constantly look at our wrists or make marks on calendars? We celebrate the history of the passing of a bad moment a few seconds ago.’

‘I suddenly don’t feel like a rescuer. I am the skipper, heading on a course to my own destiny. Not stopping to be distracted by all the wounded around me. I am not inhumane. I will always be the person who wants to help, but now I see the difference between help and fix.’

‘The circle of life is not taught. It is experienced. I was learning about life every second without even realising it. None of the educational toys in my room could ever have prepared me for life as much as nature did.’

‘It was then that I understood that I had been dropped into a world of structure, discipline and conformity. I was allowed to stay home for the remainder of the day only to walk into the classroom the following morning with a heavy heart. I received strange looks from teachers and fellow scholars alike. It was written on my forehead for all to see: Rebel.’