… real life hardly ever unfolds the way we’d like it to, not like in a story.

Lily Graham
… real life hardly ever unfolds the way we’d like...
… real life hardly ever unfolds the way we’d like...
… real life hardly ever unfolds the way we’d like...
… real life hardly ever unfolds the way we’d like...
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Real life often doesn’t unfold the way we’d like it to, not like in a story. The trouble with life is that it rarely unfolds in a straight line, and rather than following a predetermined plan, it often takes unexpected twists and turns. There are many things that can go wrong when we’re trying to make something work. For instance, when we take a long-term goal and try to rush to reach it, we might spend a lot of time giving up along the way. We have to be patient when working toward our goals, because sometimes real life doesn’t unfold the way we’d like it to.

Source: The Cornish Escape

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