well, i had this experience last year in the classroom. my stomach was [i]nagrerebelde[/i]( revolutionizing ), but classes was still going on. so either i have to "let go" or make my best effort to hold down that sooo uncomfortable feeling... well, i[b] stayed[/b]. in the classroom. that was one of my worst day, i was feeling sick already. after my class, i immediately proceeded to the cr, and "i let go."

On a serious note.... [ahaha, that post was pretty hilarious:] an experience of mine started a few years ago when I was involved in a relationship that lasted half a year. we started off as acquiantances, began talking, got to know each other to the point where we just agreed to date. he was an amazing guy, his overall personality, looks, everything was perfect. our friends and family loved us being together. it was great up until the last 2-3 months we were together. he just changed. his personality changed. he wasn't treating me as he did when we started to date. i was in a tough situation. i didn't know whether to let go or stay with him. i looked at it like this : if i would've stayed longer with him, i would've been the one to shed the tears. so, i let go. i chose to call it quits. he wasn't very happy with me for awhile, but he learned to let go and he actually understood why i had to end it. until this day, we have been good friends. no awkwardness. just happy memories. how is that for a "let go or stay experience" ?

We always choose one thing, nothing's good or bad on what wee choose but it could lead us on something bad or good So we always choose what we think is for right for ourselves

[quote=tap13]We always choose one thing, nothing's good or bad on what wee choose but it could lead us on something bad or good So we always choose what we think is for right for ourselves[/quote] yes. strongly agree!