Thawed
Growing up I imagined my life a lot differently- looking back all I see is naiveness. "What do you want to be when you grow up?" was the common question. Back then it was simple: a teacher, a veterinarian, a doctor. If you went to college right out of High School, you were on the right track. If you were married by the age of 25, you were doing something right. Back then everything was simple. Being a child is being guarded from the ugliness of the world and what the world can become. Being a child is pure, euphoric, infinite. As life moves ceaselessly forward that innocence is peeled away; year after year, layer after layer. The foundation we are taught to build upon is not a foundation for everyone. Often that foundation will crumble, time and time again, for those who will suffer in silence- as they'll pick their pieces up silently. If I've learned anything at all it's that the only person I can trust is myself- because the only person who can save you, is y...