A Key THat Will Open Closed Doors

"A key that will open closed doors"
What happens in ones life is a question for everybody. You can't go and ask someone to tell you what is happening with them rather you have to experience it yourself. 
A key is not that of a metal.. But that of your imaginations. 
A door is not that of wood.. But that created by the real world.
According to we , humans, think that opening the door with that key is none other than just living the life and achieving our goals. But in life, nobody knows what all happens, what basically is life or what is life basically. Everybody just wants to be a famous or come in the category of those *FAMOUS PEOPLE* but don't even give a thought about that you have to start finding the key to those closed doors.  These closed doors don't mean to live life or achieving goals, it means to see what all happens in actual life. What type of people you will find everyday in your life. It's not necessary that you will always find good people who will always treat you well , rather you will also find those who will always hurt you and do those things to you or to themselves that aren't even needed, such things that are worse or spoiling their own life.
This key is the key which will tell you to not judge the book by its cover and which will tell you not to trust somebody so much that you are trapped in the web of those people. First impression is the last impression but in real life it's false. First impression is just seeing that person not knowing them fully. So better see now what would happen in life. REMEMBER THIS! 


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