Fly me to the moon

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A Dialogue

Oh, this song—it tears me apart, stripping away my human skin, as if marked by the devil’s sign. Lured and deceived by the fleeting gratification of feeling good, I find myself trapped in the hypnotic chant of words, the alluring music, and poetic verses. As I delve deeper into the nature of this skin I inhabit, I begin to understand everything more clearly.

But what is better in logic—square one or square two? How do I defend myself from temptations that captivate my focus and disturb my clarity? What should I align with—the needs of my heart and mind, or their persistent wants? Do I truly need this, or is it just a desperate craving?

I question the truth and falsity of my agreements. I must revisit my intentions, ensuring they are pure and aligned. Why did I free myself from the cage of commitment? If I chose this path, then surely it was for my freedom in this human experience. If I hadn’t been married, perhaps life would have been smoother and less complicated. But now, in this moment, if my calculations are correct, I am at peace—enjoying my freedom and valuing my tranquility above all else.

Being a mother is not something thrust upon me—it’s a role I chose. I will not question my capacity as a modern mother.

Inspirational Quotes:

• “The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine or the slowest form of poison.” – Hippocrates
• “You don’t have to cook fancy or complicated masterpieces—just good food from fresh ingredients.” – Julia Child
• “It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor.” – Seneca

My indecisiveness can no longer be tolerated. I must make up my mind in the present moment. My decisions are always right in the sense that they are opportunities to learn. With a clear presence of mind, I can make the decisions I want, based on the results I desire.

If I wavered before, allowing others to influence my perception of life, that time is over. Now, I stand secure in my choices, firm in my intentions, and unwavering in my resolve. I mean what I choose, and I choose what I mean.

Learning the principles of constructing my words and mastering logical reasoning has brought clarity to my life. It has humbled me, teaching me to allow things to be as they are while focusing on what truly makes me happy.

When you understand, truly understand, there is no need to question anymore. You simply allow people to be as they are, free of victim narratives—just accepting life as it is. If something isn’t meant to be, then it simply isn’t.

In every moment, you choose the state of being you wish to embody.

- End of Story

The moment you know what you’re talking about, what you’re trying to say, what you stand for, and what you want, life becomes effortless. You stop playing the victim because you take ownership of your choices. There is no blame, no guilt—just a deep sense of empowerment because you want this, and you choose it.

That’s where your true power lies. You enjoy life because it simply is. That inner feeling you have—it’s real. You’ve studied it, embraced it, and stood by it. No one can shake or interfere with what you’ve chosen for yourself.

In the end, just be true to yourself, because I love you—from now on. :)

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The anticipation is bliss with you. -T