Steem4nigeria Accelerator Contest Week 89: Life Goes On

Hello everyone On this occasion I would like to participate in a contest held by @steem4nigeria about Steem4nigeria Accelerator Contest Week 89: Life Goes On This is my previous entry I would like to invite my friends @preshy001 , @khokonmia , and @nemerem01 to participate in this contest

When people say "Life goes on", for me it is a reminder that time does not stop, even though we are in sadness, loss, or difficulty. The sentence contains a deep meaning: that life is dynamic, full of change, and continues to move forward, whether we are ready or not. It makes us realize that the world waits for no one, and in the end, we too must move on, even if slowly.

Many times, when a shitty thing occurs this phrase is like ironic self comfort I. It tells me how whatever life sucks in—in the form of pain, misery or loss—right now is not all there is. The sun will rise anew, new weather will invite newness and time heals all wounds. Others times, though it is just plain boring or cursory; I feel like the depth of my feelings are left unnoted in that sentence.

Sometimes We Do Not Want To Be Told The Life Must Go On Because We Need Space In Life To Feel, Grieve And Acknowledge

With the realisation that we are living in a limited time in this world, I will be more considerate nowadays on the life I choose to live.

I do not want to be wasteful about time. I prioritize spending quality time with the people around me, I chase after activities that bring me alive and try to do something amazing for others whether it be small or big.

In fact, Time is so limited that it motivates me to live my life more consciously, more gratefully and more courageously even though it can be the scariest thing to do.

For me, being strong and bouncing back from difficult times does not mean never falling, but the ability to stand back up after falling. Strength comes from accepting reality, not fighting it. I learned to forgive myself for failure, find meaning in bitter experiences, and rebuild hope from small things. Support from family, prayer, and simple routines also help me find my footing when everything feels broken.

Ultimately, “life goes on” does not mean ignoring the pain, but choosing to keep going despite the pain. Because in the process, we find strength, hope, and perhaps, a deeper meaning to life itself.