@George
You are right.

Just as the previous participant mentioned on this thread.
I am in a pit. My vision has been clouded. But I didn’t see light for so long I thought I was blind.
No. I believed I was blind. I believed it was fact, though it was just assumption.
And just as I was about to give up, a small amount of moon light made it through the clouds and I saw problem.
The problem wasn’t external. It was internal. It was my perception which was broken.
I was looking through a coloured glass.
Then, with little effort, I simply looked through a different colour glass.
This was what made me realize that by making my assumptions fact, I closed my mind. I was hurting myself.
I blamed others, including myself. Though, I didn’t realize that blaming was just an excuse not to get better.
Assumptions are just a template, they are the full body paragraph.
I said that I was the problem. So I believed it. But when I looked through the other coloured glass, I said I was not the problem.
The problem was what I was saying.

I feel the moon light on my skin. It is slowly becoming stronger. Enough for me to see the pit that I have called my home.

The ladder is still missing. Maybe there will be a day someone lends me a hand.

Thank you. Everyone who helped.