8 Things I Trust In
Because I’m human, some of these beliefs are contradictory.
1. I trust that things happen for a reason.
This is so easy to believe when things are going right. But I’ve realised it’s more important to trust things happen for a reason when life isn’t going to plan. And to believe it will all be okay in the end.
2. I trust that I know what my body needs.
Fruit? Veggies? A greasy Chinese takeaway? Detox tea? Sex? A fun night out? Submitting to my temptations has got me into trouble once or twice, but my body felt better after.
3. I trust that I know what my mind needs.
Quiet time, house music, productivity, distraction.
4. I trust that if it’s meant to be, it will be.
This is very similar to trusting that things happen for a reason but especially important when applying for jobs and trying to play it cool with a love interest.
5. I trust that you make your own luck.
Sitting on your bum waiting for good things to happen is not desirable. Get up and make stuff happen.
6. I trust that love can withstand anything.
Be it distance, other people’s opinions or sickness.
7. I trust that the loneliness has served to make me a stronger person.
This has been one of the hardest truths I’ve had to believe in. At times, loneliness has felt agonising, but it’s also meant that I can enjoy my own company and take myself to lunch and comedy shows. I’ve also had some life-changing experiences and read a wonderful amount of books.
8. I trust that people come and go in my life for a reason.
Likewise, I come and go in other people’s lives for a reason.
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I truly believe all of this as well. 😊
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Hooray! X
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Hmm. I agree with this. You have a very positive outlook in life, Reading your statements, you have a certain life in you, like a sunshine of hope and tranquility. Very nice aura. I visited your profile and I went to the About Searching For Prince Charming Page, I was trying to get your real name but all I got was the age and that you came from Brighton.
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What a lovely thing to say, thank you so much for your kind words.
Yes, because of my line of work I choose to remain anonymous. However, I’m beginning a career change so who knows where I’ll be in 3 months…?!
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Great. I respect that. You’re welcome. Keep inspiring people. 🙂
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