What is your greatest fierce?

Got this line from a friend's status in Facebook, and it really made me laugh. =)

IN just one week, I threw out a month's worth of waterworks that I didn't ask for. Well who would? The last time I cried this much was some three months ago (I think) over the phone with (part deleted) where we argued over our differences. Only this time, I cried of pain, grave suffering, and a whole lot of misunderstanding.

Crying is like puking. The process isn't at all pretty, but you'll feel good afterwards, because you've finally made a release.

Release--everyone needs it, don't we all?

Well, people have different ways of releasing anger and sorrow. While I prefer keeping it to myself, others choose to be more vocal and physically expressive.

Snap. I just realized that as far as I could recall, this problem made me cry more than any other problems I've had before. But why don't I see it as a big problem?

Not even a small problem.

Not even a problem.

But rather a challenge.

What makes a challenge different from a problem? Nothing much I suppose. But challenges are the ones you fight for, fight against, and fight with. While problems, you just have to deal with them whether you like it or not. While problems and challenges both makes us stronger, the latter gives us a choice, to take it or not to take it.

For the record, this I think, is one of the greatest challenge I decided to take. It is scary, and at times heart-breaking. But what matters is that at the end of it all, I know it will make me stronger, better. I might not win the challenge, but taking on it is definitely a huge step for me.

Wado to Challenge: Bring it on!