For most people, they've lost the definition of what true freedom is.
Others aren't too sure if what they consider to be freedom is really freedom in itself.

Right here, I'll be trying my best to give the definition of true freedom to as many who have lost it and are about to give up hope.

Quite a number of us consider giving up on tasks that have been demanding as true freedom. Is that really freedom?

Of course, we know it isn't. Why then do we make it seem as if it is?
The answer isn't farfetched.

A large number of people out there have spent reasonable amount of time battling with specific issues. For most of them, the time spent isn't child's play. We're talking about years here.

Such people who have battled with issues relentlessly for years and haven't gotten solutions to their problems tend to be frustrated. The idea of giving up to experience freedom from the pains and struggles soon creeps into the mind.

At this point, they can't really point out what true freedom is. Hence, when the thought of giving up comes up as a suggestion, they grab it almost immediately.

Giving up is not a solution on it's own.
If you're seeking for a means to expand your problems and challenges, then you can consider giving up on them.

If you wish to experience true freedom, then you must be determined and resilient enough to fight against the problems to the least of it, until your victory is sure and confirmed.

The true freedom lies in your ability to not give up. Giving up is only a disguised cage. You aren't really free as it seems when you give up, you're free when you've conquered the problem totally.

Don't give up yet, you might be the next in line for a testimony!!!