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Strength does not come easy. It requires inner effort, time, patience and a lot of hard work. But it is not necessary for an individual to be strong all the time, 24x7, 365 days a year. It is okay to sometimes break, to let go, to caress your scars and heal your wounds. It's not necessary to always be upright, ready to face the world. Because God knows that it's in these moments of weakness that we truly understand who WE are. Who our people are.
The reason for this picture is because today, I have strength. I have the strength to acknowledge all that is wrong with my life, all that needs to be set right, all that is gone and all that must go. Today, I am proud to say that my inspiration is no one else but my own self, because to give up takes one second, but to fight every single day of your life and still have the courage to love all those around you, that's incredible. I have struggled on countless nights with no respite, breathless, aching to catch a break. As those who know me well will understand, it has not been easy. But it was never meant to be easy. Gaining strength is never meant to be easy.
And that is why I have decided to take up an initiative ; to inspire others through all of the resources that have helped me cope, and still continue to. See it as a group activity, inspiring both you and I. Starting from today till the end of this year, I will be posting articles, pictures, stories of people who I randomly found on the internet, things that have magically left me headstrong, and secure. This world needs a little love and sensitivity. And most importantly, all those who are fighting similar battles need to know that someone's there. I'm there. And I'm ready to lend a helping hand.

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