AES 14: Memories that held on
You have lived your life from the day you were born, until now. It took years for you to grow from a baby into maybe an adult or a teenager. In that period of time, you have experienced a lot of things. Like the first time you ride a bike, the time where you had your biggest heartbreak, the first time you can drive, the time you go into highschool. Those things are now called memories. You are always in someone else's memories, you may be the person that is in a very meaningful memory to someone else. Your memories are important, it show's what it's like going through your life. Memories will last forever. One day, you will look back at your memories and miss them. You will miss the people in those memories, you will feel. more grateful because looking back at them made you feel really happy that you are in those kinds of situations.
You may have bad memories that will always make you cry. You wished that you never experienced those bad times, you hate remembering the bad memories. But the truth is, bad memories helped us be a better person. It made us grow into a person who realizes that you're actually grateful that those incidents were important. Without you knowing, it actually made us better than before. Slowly but surely, you can actually heal from your past problems. It's not only about the problem, it's also about how you handle it. As you grow older, you know how to handle your own problems more.
Not everyone can handle their problems on their own. They needed someone to be by their side to guide them into a better place. People have their own battles, some may be too fragile to handle it on their own. Sometimes life gives you a tragedy that burned everything to the ground and changed you completely. But somehow, if you really wanted to, you could learn how to hold your breath as you made your way through the smoke left in its wake, and you could keep going. And sometimes, you could grow something beautiful from the ashes that were left behind
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