The reality is, people on social media always seem to have their sh*t together, but it’s never really the case. The true issue lies between the essence that is social media entirely. We’re comparing our behind the scenes lives with everyone else’s highlight reel – they only show what they want us to see, not what their lives actually are.
The problem lies beneath all of the plans and the searching and the trying to figure it all out. We’re so busy worrying about getting our lives together that we forget how to live.
It’s okay to not know what you want to be when you grow up, or who you want to spend the rest of your life with – it’s okay to not even know what you’re doing tomorrow.