What's on my mind (1)

Today I am going to share one of my idea which has proven wrong with time. 

Once there was a time when I used to dislike "storing the memories". Maybe the concept of "storing the memories" is not clear enough by reciting these words. Let me explain it. Taking pictures on any occasion, hangout, or any event is considered as storing the memory for me. 

I thought people are more interested to preserve memories for the future rather than enjoying the moment. Moreover, they are stacking those memories which they are not going to open for the next few decades. In the worst case, they will lose their devices along with their memory and moment. 

I preferred not to capture a single snap in any event of my life. Yea! I really mean it. As I could remember every single moment of those occasions. For example, I could remember the class party of my school with the foods, songs, jokes, literally every single moment. The same goes for my rag day at school, the first day of college, first date, and many more.  I used to discourage people not to store memories and it was like a movement to me. A movement for the seeks of justice to the moment.

And now at my mid 20's, after passing out from my college, I realize I was wrong af. After striking the harsh reality of this world, passing through a storm of depression, frustration, a number of breaks ups, and aging I start losing my memories of all those memorable days which makes me feel blue.  Whenever I get time I try to remember those memories with the help of a few pictures that I snapped, and these are not enough.

I want to start another movement in my mid 20's where there will be a trade-off between enjoying moments and storing memory. Maybe I am not strong enough to stand alone. Please join with me. :) 

January 14, 2021