I believe when we are children our lives are destined to be decided by what roads we walk on. At the beginning of life the difference between choosing to walk on the right road versus the wrong road is difficult to decipher because we are young, inexperience and in some ways naive.
The reality is I stepped foot on the road that I should not be and the consequences I face is everything I fear most. Common sense should gather enough information for you to know what is right from wrong. I simply got on the wrong road when I was young and now there is nothing I can do but face the punishments to come.
For my life there were points in time that I believe I had the chance to make things right. I do not know why I never did what I need to do to make it one path. I had many opportunities to do the right thing and stay the course yet I did not take them. Why? I simply was in my own little bubble and having no understanding of everything and everyone around me. Simply put I am an idiot. (Likely need some mental help.)
The point I am trying to make is to tell others find what is right and always choose that. It is easier to live a life without hurting yourself or others. In situation where you can not determine what is right from wrong then don't continue walking, but find help. Nowadays there are so many resources to all kinds of knowledge on the internet. You can reach out to people all across the globe if necessary. Or better yet simply as the older generations.
Once in awhile talk to someone a lot older than me I think really helps in putting life in perspectives. A neighbor, someone you admire, or scholar. Just talking usually helps and talking to people that are willing to give advice is even better. Do not think you are the only one when you decide what road you walk on. Everyone has the same choices.
Just remember once you find that you are on the wrong path do everything you can to lead yourself back into the right one. The longer you stay on the wrong path the more consequences there are. Just my personal experiences.
Thanks for reading.