"Everything will be beautiful in its time."
That’s a phrase we often hear whenever we’re stuck in a frustrating situation, feeling like there’s no hope of escaping a string of misfortunes.
Plans that repeatedly fall apart.
Salaries that barely stick around before disappearing.
Chasing dreams for your family and loved ones while watching the wrinkles on their foreheads deepen.
Or meeting new people, only to end up with new disappointments.
“Just wait, everything will get better soon.”
“Hang in there, it’ll all be okay in time.”
That’s what we usually say to comfort others, even though, deep down, we’re not entirely sure.
Will everything really be okay one day? And honestly, maybe we don’t know either.
Life goes on. That’s the terrible part. And the only relief.
But hey, have you ever suddenly thought about something awful or sad from the past, and now it just makes you laugh?
Or have you ever accidentally passed by a road or a place that seems ordinary, but it holds some memory?
A memory that’s just… ordinary
With people who were just… ordinary
Doing things that were, well… ordinary
Like, when you were living those moments, they just felt like part of your daily life—a way to pass the time with other people. But now, when you look back, those moments feel strangely beautiful. And we often call that: nostalgia.
And it makes me wonder… maybe everything we go through now won’t always be filled with the kind of beauty we hope for.
Sometimes there’s joy, sometimes there’s sadness.
Sometimes hope, sometimes despair.
Sometimes laughter, sometimes tears.
And most of the time… it’s just ordinary.
But over time, those moments gradually become more beautiful when we’ve moved far enough past them to stop and look back.
Maybe that’s just time’s way of apologizing—for never letting us escape its grasp, always pulling us forward, even when we just want to pause.
And maybe… that’s also how time makes everything beautiful in its time
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