No one is the same, not even ourselves.
On the day we were kids, the world seemed stationary and safe, and we believed that our friends laughing next to each other today would be the same people sitting there forever, and we dreamed that our relationship would be stable...
We were happy to share all our secrets with those who trusted us, to have someone ready to hear our suffering, to be troubled, and to reach out on the day we fell. It was a really "good and bright" time, a comfort that couldn't be replaced.
But when you grow up,..Reality also teaches us that "change" is the most common.
Not that the sincerity of that day was fake, but it was because each person's "burden" and "role" became more complicated. From what we talked about, we might start to think before we spoke, from what we had to meet every evening, to just press the screen, or some relationships gradually faded along the path of dispersed life.
A person's change or relationship is not the same does not mean that the good times of the past are worthless, but it is learning to "trust in the right place" today.
We learn that some secrets may be better to keep to ourselves, that we learn to listen to our own suffering as well as to consult others, and that we learn to appreciate the "bright green memories" of childhood that have ever happened, even though today they are not standing at the same place.
Because in the end, growth is not trying to keep everything intact but learning to live with change...Understandably.






































































