
How often does it happen to us that in the middle of the night control disappears and even though the night is peaceful, it causes us despair? To be honest, I don't know if the question is about controlling the TV or if it refers to that moment when we lose control of our thoughts and many ideas come to our minds, including the thought of what would have happened if we had done something at the time that we didn't have the courage to do when we could and now there is no opportunity. Those thoughts make us lose control. Maybe I'm wrong, and you're talking about the TV remote, and I'm just using this post to vent, but the question made me think about this.
Not only that kind of thinking, but also the idea that we are fighting for something that, no matter how much we want to achieve it, is costing us a lot. We ask ourselves if we are doing things right or, better yet, if all the effort we are putting into achieving that dream goal is worth it. Although everyone's goal is different, we always have a goal that makes us get up every day to fight and keep going, even when our spirits are low or we are sick.
Sometimes, that midnight chaos makes us weak, as that voice tells us (give up, it's not worth the effort you're putting in), and it is against that thought that we must fight so as not to lose control. I don't know what it is about the night, but it's quite easy to lose control at night, especially on those sleepless nights when our thoughts keep us awake. That's why we mustn't let ourselves be defeated, and it's okay to go through those moments of weakness because we all have them. The important thing is not to let them get the better of us.
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