There was a part I
There was a part II
it is time for a part III
or maybe a II.2
The more you try to understand something the more confused you become.
When you answer one question, more seem to be created.
There's never one answer to why people are sad, not suffering, I think that was poor use of words.
To think that one person can't, or shouldn't, be sad because of any reason is cruel.
Everyone has the right to feel sadness.
Recently I read a study between different states of sadness, Being Depressed & depressed thinking
"depression” are withdrawal from and loss the loss of interest in job, family, social activities and personal hobbies. "Depressed thinking" is said to be pessimistic, critical of others and oneself and tends toward guilty ruminations and suicidal thoughts."
-Stephen Gislason MD
But this post isn't about depression, it's about the beauty behind sadness and depression.
It's absurd to me when people don't use their sadness
The saying goes
"when life gives you lemons
make lemonade"
How many musicians, painters, and writers, have created masterpieces when they were at the lowest n their lives?
What are you doing with your sadness?
