You’re never going to know what happens

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​If you’re ever fortunate enough to think you have it all worked out, remembering the majority never get a glimpse, then your chances of maintaining that equilibrium is shakily slim.  The majority of stumble through lifers gaze on in pure envy at the blessed elitists who appear to have it all.  But it’s all an illusion.

Humans are collective type creatures, we like to feel that others feel just like us.  Which in itself is insanity, as we are all uniquely completely different to each other, ergo therein lies the malaise of loneliness.

It’s not until someone cries out in loud enough torment or something happens that’s unavoidable to ignore, that we actually realize there are indeed some common similarities that actually bind us.  Common in human, similar in basic emotions.  Pain, joy, fear, suffering.
 
Unfortunately one woman’s suffering is another man’s joy and one child’s pain in another parents fear. We are never quite there, together as one, universal joy, collective suffrage and global pain.  But fear, now that can come close to identical transference.  Unfortunately after an event has passed, the separation of mirroring dissipates rapidly and we are back to beings being separate, alone.

No matter how much you control your existence, you’re prone to the forces of natural chaos, unavoidably required happenings.  Without it, existence growth progress and evolution would stall, grind to a halt and we would blow away, star dust.
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So next time you think you got it all worked out and under control.  Next time you long to be like those who espouse it.  Maybe next time remember that all you can attempt to control is your mind and how it reacts.  Then realize that you never ever really know what’s going to happen.