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Just Thinking about my LIFE

Hello everyone, today I am sitting alone, getting bore, wasting time in thinking many stuffs. So, I decided to write down my thoughts and share it with you may be somewhere anyone is having the same thoughts. Firstly I am worried about my future haha... don't know what to do and where the hell my life is heading to, totally confused as daily i decide to do something new but at last forget everything, people suggest many freaking ideas but they never try those with themselves(beep).

I am slowly thinking and trying to figure out something good to do in future, which means i am doing future planning...interesting hehe.... Secondly I am jealous of my colleagues who are determined and already planned there future, even now a days small kids are more organised than me they know what to do in life and how to do it and that is something amazing and should be learned.

I am thinking about the game 'Uncharted 4- A Thief's End' which I am playing on my PS4 pro, what to do next, how the story will turn out, what solid graphics, solid story etc etc...... and also thinking to make video games haha.... I know its hard but I can give it a shot.

Thinking about writing a story of my own but I don't know what and how it will turn out, I am afraid people will like it or not they will read it or not. Add some action, romance, suspense etc.... all in one.

Thinking about wife and kids, having a family but on the other hand I am unemployed who will marry me or who will give her daughter to me, that's harsh reality.

Thinking of getting 6 or 8 packs abs haha... as today everyone is having abs and girls like them but thought come in my mind is it necessary to have them or not. I think being fit is necessary not having Abs, abs don't show the fitness level of the human body.

Thinking about that cute kid which I saw today and her hot mother(sorry) but she was I mean she is. Coming onto the kid , kid was cute healthy chubby one, happily playing enjoying life without any stress and watching him/ her play my mood was refreshed and remembering him/ her make me feel good again so now I am signing off....

Good night guys
Be HAPPY, Enjoy LIFE

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