Honestly, if you look at the world today, you’ll notice something—
most people are not truly themselves.
Sure, some appear to be doing well physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually…
but truth be told, almost everyone is struggling in some way.
There’s this thing people call five minutes madness—
that moment you step out of your comfort zone,
and a version of you comes out that even you don’t fully recognize.
It happens to everyone.
We all have moments when our emotions slip out of control,
when we flare up, overreact, or do things we later regret.
That’s a form of madness.
The truth is: everybody is going through a lot.
Not everyone is happy. Not everyone is at peace.
So when you see people act in ways that seem “not normal,”
try to understand—there’s often something deeper behind it.
Sometimes all they need is a little encouragement,
a little patience,
a little reminder that they are not alone.
Because in this world full of “madness,”
understanding one another is what keeps us sane.
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67 days agoHonestly, if you look at the world today, you’ll notice something—
most people are not truly themselves.
Sure, some appear to be doing well physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually…
but truth be told, almost everyone is struggling in some way.
There’s this thing people call five minutes madness—
that moment you step out of your comfort zone,
and a version of you comes out that even you don’t fully recognize.
It happens to everyone.
We all have moments when our emotions slip out of control,
when we flare up, overreact, or do things we later regret.
That’s a form of madness.
The truth is: everybody is going through a lot.
Not everyone is happy. Not everyone is at peace.
So when you see people act in ways that seem “not normal,”
try to understand—there’s often something deeper behind it.
Sometimes all they need is a little encouragement,
a little patience,
a little reminder that they are not alone.
Because in this world full of “madness,”
understanding one another is what keeps us sane.