I can feel it—there’s a brighter, happier life out there just waiting for me, beckoning me to leave this one behind. But the unknown is terrifying, and so I stay stuck, clinging to what’s familiar even though it’s slowly drowning me.
It’s like this new life has been waving its arms frantically, trying to get my attention. It’s begging me to let go of certain people who are dragging me down, to kick those bad habits to the curb, to take bigger, bolder steps, and to make choices that actually serve me. I know the direction I should be heading, but instead, I’m either gazing wistfully at the past or taking hesitant steps down the wrong path.
I’m standing here at this fork in the road, my feet buried in the mud of my old life. And even though there are hands reaching out to help me, I ignore them, choosing the torment I know over the possibility of something better. Why do I do this to myself? How have I become so comfortable in the pain and stillness of this old life?
Help me, God! I’m sinking, and that better life—the one full of light and promise—feels like it’s slipping further and further away. I’m scared it won’t wait forever. The longer I stay stuck here, clinging to the past and the pain, the further that better life drifts from me.
Please, dear Lord, help me. I’m so lost and so tired of this life and the constant hurt. I want more. I want better. I want happiness. But I’ve forgotten how to move forward. Please, teach me how to walk again. Show me how to break free from this cycle and step into the life I’m meant to live. I know it’s out there—I just need the courage to reach for it.
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