Every problem is a game.

Some people want to kill themselves, put an end to their existence. The successful are one’s in reoccurring emotional states of relentless pain and unwaveringly cyclical loathing, confusion, anarchy of the mind. They have a tidal wave of emotions and reason that is strongly reinforced. The best advice in these reoccurring moments is to create a quiet place and resolve one’s self from outside interference. Outsiders of you may not understand that you are more important to you than they are, and if your demise is on the table then your interaction is either beneficial or inconsequential. That being said as a respect note to those suffering extreme hardship, every problem in life is just a game. A puzzle waiting to be solved, a ball waiting to be kicked just the right way. It is play, life is play if we approach it that way and allow it to be. Math, for example, is really fun without a deadline, competition, and its notoriously horrible reputation. People can love math. Physical labor is fun if you let it be. Paper work can be fun if you allow yourself to enjoy the writing. The biggest growth of hardship and agony is the idea that something is not fun. If one’s premise upon something is that they don’t want to be there, then it has very little space to be enjoyed. But in the chance of a person being actualized and liking who they are, an event is outside of them and always a chance to be made into a game. It takes creativity and the will to battle negativity. If life can be looked at as a game then it can always be found enjoyable.