There are days that feel dull even when the sun is shining brightly and days when you feel darkness blanketing you from everywhere. There are days when you would not have the energy to get out of the bed and face the world around you. There are days when you feel you are going to break in numerous crumbles and you feel like you have hit the rock bottom.

Everyone feels lost at some point in life, trust me. You can have your entire life figured out and still feel lost. You can be 35 and  working your dream job, and still feel lost. You can be happy and have a lot of people around you but still feel lost.

Feeling lost is just being in a tunnel filled with harrowing darkness and deafening silence, knowing no escape from there. Feeling lost is like a nightmare, where instead of dreaming it, you are living it. Feeling lost is like drowning deep into water, gasping for air and voicing unheard screams.

May be feeling lost is a part of life. It's okay to not know what to do next, it's okay if you are in your 20s, finishing college and still don't have your life chalked out, it's okay if you are still lamenting on someone who broke your heart, it's okay to stop for a little while and not get consumed by the world around you, it's okay to feel vulnerable and scared and its okay to cry your eyes out.

You may live your life as a lie and pretend to be happy but deep down a small part of you knows that may be if you had been a little more brave, it would have been different.

This phase scares the living daylight out of you but sometimes you have to get knocked down lower than you have ever been to stand back up taller than you ever have. Sometimes, things have to fall apart to make room for better things,to carve out better ways and opportunities for you. When you look back it's not the moments you felt lost and unsure that you will remember, it will be those moments after. Take deep breaths and trust the process, because you will reach the end of the tunnel soon and in that moment you will be glad you did not give up.

Love,

someone who has felt equally lost.