That arguably short period between birth and death is a complicated and complex experience to say the least. This conscious period known as life has the tendency to constantly throw unexpected curveballs our way. Our lives rarely remain consistent; rather it's a series of highs and lows. Sometimes we have our good days and unfortunately sometimes we experience some terrible days, which can shake us to our core. One terrible day has the power to single-handedly alter our lives forever. Said days can lead us to make drastic decisions or do things we normally wouldn't do. A bad week or a bad day has the ability to make or break a person.

When it comes to dealing with complicated situations many people are so quick to throw in the towel or take the easy way out, even if that certain way isn't beneficial to them or the right thing to do. Basically they find it easier to simply give up than to remain strong and fight for the outcome they want or the outcome they believe in. When I mention "bad days" I'm referring to those days where something serious occurs that can negatively alter our lives. I am unable to define what that "serious thing" might potentially be because everyone is different and hold certain aspects of life on their own pedestal. For some it might be something like breaking up with a girlfriend or boyfriend, or having to relocate from friends and for others it might be the passing of a pet. However the example, which I can provide, that everyone might find relatable is the passing of a friend or loved one. When we experience those bad days it's understandable and certainly relatable to often lose hope and allow our minds to wander to dark places. Once we've granted our minds access into grim corners we generally encounter our inner demons and it is then that we have an even harder time attempting to stay positive and strong because those voices are capable of weighing very heavily on one's conscience and heart.

So I beseech upon you the reader, what do you do when you've had a bad day? Do you simply feel sorry for yourself or do you think of ways you could possibly fix the immediate problem(s)? Even if said problems can't be fixed, do you somber around or try to remain positive keeping in mind that tomorrow is a new day and the sun will rise in the morning. I'm not implying that something as terrible as losing a loved one is something that should be taken lightly or should be shrugged off. I am merely establishing that hope is something that can go a long way when it comes to helping us get through tough times. Simply keep in mind that no matter how badly you may feel it will get better because as I said earlier the sun always rises in the morning and there is always a new day for you to start anew.