The cage I chose to live in

It didn't heal. I just became better at hiding it. Life as a curfew which I chose to live. Moments are no longer harder between strangers. What if the one you got inspired is gone from any of your list expect for the example that least to be followed of. It was easy to grin at a stranger than a smile to the known face by learning the truth. It was easy eating the meal prepared by mother rather than the food chewed for sake.  Her sacrifices are wider, so does father's and so my sibling. They are the best part of life which eventually taught this lesson. What can be done when adjustment is the only option even sobbing is disqualified. Because you are family, a family long connected by blood precisely by father or mother — which God hardly taken you into account when tieing them. You can't scratch a piece of their heart just like that because the consequences are seldom simple. It will connect another generation may be another also the elder who you barely met. I might have chose this for comfort and I do sometimes. 


Although, mostly this is a nightmare a person could choose which I plead not ever to select. Life could eventually show you a away, a better roof than your known — struggles will be hard but you will live better over crying in silence. Over the mood swings that moreoften knock, over the hard job, over the people whom you don't have a company of. Never about the routine you are unable to fit in, about the object you long to possess due to certain insecurities it would remain in your wishlist. Finally not about the life you would have lived when you had foreseen the cage coming.

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