Be someone's rock.

I think everyone needs a rock. I can't imagine how horrible heartbreak would be without support from around you. To truly be alone in your pain would be terrible. I think that's a lot of where suicide comes from. That lonely feeling. Like nobody understands. Which brings me to my point. Be someone else's rock if they need you. I've had lots of people come to me with their problems. It comes with being a good listener. And no matter how close I am to them i do my best to give them something to hold on to. There's no discrimination for me. Even my worst enemy could come to me and I would help them. And I think it all boils down to experience. If you've ever felt pain in the heart. You don't forget it quick. And I don't let myself forget. Similiar to the pain of veterans. They anguish they endured. We remember because they deserve our respect. We all deserve to learn from our pain. And not allow it to consume us. Regret is a useless emotion to me. When people ask me if I regret anything I'm slightly annoyed. Cause not only does it resurface some unwelcome thoughts, it assumes that I'm still hung up over them. No, to learn from our past is the way to go. Regret gets you nowhere. Just a bunch of lost sleep and empty bottles. And if I can help someone along the right path away from regret, i'm stoked on that. Be someone's rock if they need you. Signing out.