Our addictions cling onto the people whom we cannot control or change until they one day walk out on you frustrated by our incessant efforts to change, correct or reform them.

We become so frustrated and depressed in trying to solve the unsolvable problems that we find our temper, anger and rage igniting and flaring up spontaneously, inappropriately and disproportionately.

We feel so defeated by the non-fixable realities of life that we come to believe ourselves as inadequate.
We forget that we are a human beings and as such open to failures and mistakes and not a "perfect being'' who is omnipotent and infallible in all things.

We cling onto others whom we cannot control or change until they one day walk out on us frustrated by our incessant efforts to change, correct or reform them.

We lose perspective of our own limits not being self-protective of our energy, resources and spirit in our incessant effort to solve the unsolvable.

We increase our sense of low self-esteem because we are incapable of making everything right and perfect with all people, places and things in our lives.