no matter what it is now

It no longer matters who I am or how I am. Now I am what I want to be, and I will not bow down. It is natural, after tragedies, to get up and gradually realize how valuable you can be if you renew your ideals and decide to be something better than you were. There is always time to perfect your life to the fullest and not be a loser. Although the pains are there, they teach that this change is stronger and more important to become something fascinating for other people, preparing yourself, reading a lot, meditating a lot, and learning advanced things. This way, my mind stays occupied, and I don't waste time lamenting.

I started exercising, and everything hurts, but everything is starting to firm up, and I'm filling myself with positive thoughts that gradually push away the negative ones, which only make you waste time. You have to laugh and have fun and surprise others so that your value is something that advances, and they want to be with you because you have something valuable, either because they need it or because it makes the person more interesting. Laughing again and making others laugh is the secret to coming out triumphant in situations. One cannot stop being who they were, but at least a better version since no one sees your struggle but only the results.

For the person who left, to see that they lost something good, not a loser. And life gives another chance to start and be better. It is not easy. It is not free, but in the end, the good always triumphs, so let's go for the good: humble, patient, and brave, and with control of emotions and feelings so that they are not the ones in charge, but my brain, with a conscience more educated towards good and enriched with excellent methods, which I extract from the Bible of the sovereign God Jehovah. I turned to him when I was dead, and he brought me back to life. I told him before, when I asked for help, you sent my wife. Now that she is not here, who will you send to help me? And that day, my dearest brother arrived, whom I had not seen for 8 years. These things and God's peace were key to speeding up the recovery from abandonment. I thought I was strong, and strong I am not, but I am becoming strong. Little by little, happiness is eating away at bitterness day by day. So, I believe that what is to come is only good. Because what happens to Jehovah's servants? They always come out triumphant. That is the story of the Bible and the present day.