“I think hell is something you carry around with you. Not somewhere you go.”
— Neil Gaiman
Simplified Meaning:
Hell isn't a place you end up in; it's more like a feeling or state that you carry inside you. It's about holding onto anger, regret, or sadness that makes you feel awful. Imagine someone who's always upset because they had a big fight with a friend years ago and they never made up. They feel terrible every day because they can't let it go, even though the fight happened a long time ago. This creates a kind of personal hell for them, which they carry with them wherever they go. To avoid this, you need to work on dealing with your emotions and finding peace. It might mean forgiving someone, accepting what happened, or learning to let things go. If you can do that, you won't be weighed down by these feelings. So, it's about managing your inner world to avoid living in your own personal hell.
