SURVIVING THE UNKNOWN

To be honest, I haven’t ever thought of what it will be like being disconnected from everything I have once been connected to. My family, my life as a daughter, sibling, student, friend and partner, my friends, my food, my phone, my playlist, my daily activities and so much more. I just somehow always have this faith that these things will always be there as long as I’m alive but then, for this week’s digi-prompts, we are asked to think of what it will be like to be completely disconnected from all of these things and worst of all, we don’t even know how it all happened to us.

What do you do? How do you cope? What do you miss most and what surprises you about being disconnected?

Starting from the last question, what will surprise me most about being disconnected is my location. Like how did I even get there? Was I trying to go to America by sea or what? For real, I’ll want to know that answer as soon as I can. According to the illustration, I woke up around 1:05am in the morning in a cabin and all I can see when it was finally day was water and woods. At that point all that will be in my mind is the question of how did I got there and what can I do to get out of there as soon as possible.

I’m very sure I’ll be as still as I can for a good time until it has finally sink down that I’m lost and without help. As someone who loves nature, I know it’s only a matter of being worried and praying to my creator (God) to help me before I will start exploring and finding joy in the situation I’m already in. Of course, I’ll look for what to eat to make sure I survive until one day when someone will come to rescue me.

It’s not going to be a pleasant experience at first but I’m someone that always likes finding the good in things and situations even though it breaks me at first. Thank God I have seen a lot of movies of how people survived some situations like this, I’d probably try out some of those things I have seen them do in those movies and know for myself the ones that actually work and are applicable.

But then, no matter how much I try to feel comfortable I’m definitely going to keep hoping that those that I left behind never give up on looking for me. I’m going to miss calling my dad and teasing him about how he should stop doing some things. And also how he teases me to always stay safe. Also, I’ll miss sending my sister some funny stickers on WhatsApp and how she also sends the perfect ones to respond to them. And I’ll miss @justfavour the most. That man will miss me too. I’m not sure but I’ll be hoping he is the one that finds me, hehe.

I will miss my bed and my phone. I’ll miss making people laugh with my stickers. I will miss writing on hive (my daily streak!) omo, I will cry in the end. 😂

That’s my response. Thanks for reading through. ❤️