No regrets

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As an adult, we have countless responsibilities either from personal life or at work. Sometimes, we wish we could rewind the time back to our childhood and thus we would be back to the world with minimal responsibilities. I was one of them who had the same thoughts, especially when looking at this photo. It took me back to the time when my parents took me to different places to have fun almost every weekend. As my parents didn’t care my grades much, so I basically didn’t study much. I was just having fun every single day. I wasn’t scared of anything also even I got terribly burnt by boiling water when I was around 4 years old. It left an obvious scar on my left face. Everyone in family was really worried at that time and even sought for an advice from a doctor if I could proceed to have a plastic surgery to cover my scar. The doctor didn’t recommend it at all since I was too young to do so. I’m glad the scar has been fading pretty well year after year and it’s not very visible now. 😉  This drama didn’t stop me from trying anything. However, majority of us learn to protect ourselves more as we grow. We start to be scared or worried if we haven’t done things perfectly. We are basically scared of facing failure. Therefore, we are unable to live freely and often wish to go back to childhood. It looks like we want to escape from the reality.

Such thoughts of mine has completely disappeared when I was looking at my grandma one day. She is  currently 91 years old. She looks much younger compared to those at the same age. She is always full of energy and still shouts at my cats loudly when they get naughty. I can’t recall a time when she is scared of something. I remember back when she was close 80 years old and still wanted to take a roller coaster ride. Obviously, we stopped her from doing that and I  asked her why she was always excited for thrill rides. She told me that there was no thrill rides when she was younger and we only live once in our lives. Hence, she wishes to try as many thrill rides as she could. Her bold and fearless attitude got me thinking the escape from reality is not necessary. The only matter is your perspective and attitude towards reality. No matter the end result is good or not,  there is no harm in trying. At least we have no regrets in the end. 🙂

Stay motivated and positive ❤ ,

xoxoxoxo Khloe

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21 thoughts on “No regrets

  1. Very well written inspirational piece.I salute your grandma’s spirit 🙂
    Also,I like how you talked about childhood to adulthood transition. It may seem we want to escape the present but wishing to be in innocent,simpler,safer and purer childhood sometimes makes us feel more alive otherwise I find the world dull with same kind of people.

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    1. Thank you very much for your kind words Ady! ❤ I always adore her spirit. Honestly, she is the coolest person I have ever met in my life. She is always fearless and she doesn't care what others think. She does whatever she likes. She is actually way more open-minded than my mom lol. Yea, I guess many of us prefer to stay innocent, simpler safer and purer especially when we are facing a complicated reality. It's human nature, ay!!! 🙂

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  3. “However, majority of us learn to protect ourselves more as we grow. We start to be scared or worried if we haven’t done things perfectly. We are basically scared of facing failure.”

    You are correct again. Great post. Doubt causes fear and with fear, you become unwilling to try anything out of your comfort zone. This usually involves anything and everything. Lol.

    Your grandma is a reminder that life is something we should enjoy. Living in fear will reduce your ability to enjoy the life you have. Fear limits growth. When you lack growth, you enter a bubble of sorts, which I consider your comfort zone. Living in this place is like embracing death. Grandma knows this best. Thank you for sharing this.

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    1. Thanks a lot Alton! 🙂 haha yea, it involves anything and everything …I guess my grandma has experienced a lot in the past and that’s she know what’s the best. You’re welcome. It’s my pleasure to share this with you all. Very glad you enjoyed it 🙂

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  4. Julia Manuel

    Thomas Edison says it best ~ “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that don’t work!” And as Walt Disney was oft heard saying, “Keep moving forward!” Loving tribute to his optimism with the movie Meet the Robinsons, one of our faves ☺. Your post resonates with me on many levels, esp your Grandmother’s joie de vivre! Mine lived to be 100, earned her Masters Degree in Fine Arts at 55, had braces in her 70’s…her fear was she wouldn’t have enough time to do everything she wanted. She was still finishing pieces in her mid-90’s! Such an inspiration. We were soulmates ☺ Thank you for sharing your thoughts of truth. Khloe you’re so authentic which attracts and inspires me too. Much love, j

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    1. Sorry Julia! This comment was set as spam for no reason and that’s why I didn’t know you left me this comment. 😦 Thank you for taking your time to leave me this comment and I totally appreciated it! ❤ Glad you found me authentic! (blushing) 😀 Wow, your grandma was the champ!:) She was truly blessed with a great talent of art and everything!!! Best wishes to you sweet Julia! 🙂

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