Format Life

When you find yourself formating your life, changing everything and starting over, you do just the same as on computers. You save a backup and you reload only the things you love the most. In a few words, you leave some people in the backup. You might load them from time to time, but you don't save them in the computer.
You also experiment with new programmes, new experiences, new people, new operating systems. Some of them might not work well for you, but you still want to try. Others might boost your computer and make your life awesome! And just a few will end up permanently deleted, not even saved in the backup. Having done that a few times, I can say with confidence that the things/people you load in the main drive after the format are the ones you really love, the ones that you actually need. It may not be fair for the rest of them, but you only take the necessary with you. And it might be a while before you open some of the old programmes, but some of them will end up in your main system again. If they still work, that is. Programmes will always be there, but some of them may not be compatible with your new system. Same works with people. Some of them might not want to be there after the format. You can't complain, it's a risk you chose to take.