In absence of true passion and purpose, some people engage in the dark surrogate of petty commotion and drama.
For some, crisis is their sensation of being alive; spectacle is their excitement and proof of life.
Some people love to relive their pain; they are perpetual victims — self-abusing, emotional-drama junkies.
Letting go means you are no longer afraid. It was always fear that held you prisoner; letting go means you are finally free.
Letting go means you are ready to move forward and live.
Letting go means you accept that you cannot take away the past, but you insist that the past cannot take away your future.
Letting go means you accept change, and you accept that your pain is not permanent.
Letting go means you refuse to be a victim forever, by letting one moment define the rest of your life.
Letting go means you may have walked through hell, but came out the other side ready to make your life a heaven.
Letting go means carrying a permanent scar, but not a permanent wound.
