Hobbies and dreams: never give them up easily, no matter when

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Text and images by: This Girl Is a Bit Sweet
Watching the water dripping from the eaves gradually join into a thin thread, and the sound of rain by my ears growing louder and louder, my first reaction was not to take shelter from the rain, but to think that my succulents at home were getting rained on.
All kinds of unease and complaints set in. After suffering through it, I went back and saw that the succulents were fine, and only then could I let go of my tension. It really proved that saying: if you are well, it is a sunny day.
From then on, there was one more thing in my heart to care about. What is caring, where does caring come from? It seems an inexplicable emotion controls you.
It makes you hard to fathom and unable to put into words, but when she appears before you safe and sound, that relief of a great stone landing in your heart, that calm after the ripples are smoothed away, is still not enough to describe how you felt then.
Suddenly, I felt the charm of words again. One pull, one concern: isn't that the rope of that inexplicable force, tied to the heart, swinging along with it.
Some people say that caring comes from liking, from love. Once upon a time, our love was so passionate and surging, reckless about everything.
After repeated setbacks, we have no choice but to close off our hearts, just like the reflex of pulling back your hand after being pricked by the sharp thorn when picking a rose. But does that mean you will never love again, that your heart will never open again, that you will never pick roses again?
Perhaps I do not need to answer these questions. It seems that when humans exist, they are instilled with this unyielding gene, deep in everyone's heart. Every hurt, every oppression, becomes an accumulation in quantity, until one day, quantity turns into quality. I believe all negative energy will become the past, and love can overcome everything.
So at any time, please do not easily give up your hobbies and dreams!
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