At one point in our lives we feel alone. We feel we have not been treated fairly as others do, we do not see things as others do, and we are completely different than everybody else around us. This state of mind causes a terrible feeling of depression, a feeling of worthlessness. The question then arises in our heads, what is the point of waking up today? Is today not going to be different than any other day? Will i not be treated the same, or feel the same about everything? The author Edgar Allan Poe of the poem "Alone", suffers from this mindset. As well as Poe, many other people today share the same feeling with him. Whether it be in school, or work, or anywhere else, people everywhere feel this way about their lives. Some people try to hide this feeling, yet there is no hiding it; it is shown through their acts and words.
In my opinion good or bad is based on your judgment of the situation. You can either look at it good, or you can look at it bad. The cure to depression is the positive mindset of the world around you. Thinking of good things, instead of the bad things, keeps your mind free of the thoughts of being alone, or left out. Being depressed, I believe, is something that you can help. It is not a sickness that you can't do anything about, it is a way you feel about things. They way you look at things will determine what kind of day you will have, or how school will go, or how work will go. If you look at all the things bad, you are blinded and unable to see all the things that are good in your life. It is truly harder to find the good in things rather than the bad, this is just the nature of people, but having a positive view of the world around you will change your day and the way you look at things. Finding the good things in every situation will keep you from feeling alone, or left out.
- Cody
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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I totally agree with every word. It was also one of those things I needed to hear to, so thanks.
ReplyDelete-Hannah G.
i completely agree, the bright side is the right side :) haha that was cheesy just so everyone knows: i know that was stupid.
ReplyDeleteanyway good blog!
i'll be quite honest, i've been feeling like this lately. but i try to be stay positive, and it's been working :)
ReplyDeletegood job.
True man its all true i totally know what your talking about.
ReplyDelete-Devin
Thats a good way to look at things.
ReplyDelete-Emily
good blog outstanding writer who isnt Mackenzie!!! That is exactly what I wrote about this week also. Good blog
ReplyDelete-T.J.-
Great Blog Cody!! i wish so many more people would stop to think about the positives of life so they can enjoy it instead of bringing depression.
ReplyDeleteKellieB
Totally true, Cody!
ReplyDeletemost def "outstanding writer" material
-Kaitlynn
I am definately one of those people who does NOT look on the bright side of things. I usually am very negative and take what is supposed to be funny a little too personally. I think that what you have said is great advice. Thanks.
ReplyDelete-Ashley
It can be difficult to view things from the bright side but it sure does make life better.
ReplyDelete-Caleb
Cody,
ReplyDeleteYou are so right! We need to look at the bright side! Good blog!
-Kenzie