@CookieCrisp Even shorter.

Life is change, either for good or bad.

@DeWayfarer I think it was Dale Jarrett, the Nascar driver, that said : "The good thing about losing streaks is they never last. The bad thing about winning streaks is they never last. "
:-)

@MikeHurts We come into this world in a form of unbreakable marriage.

To have and to hold, from birth forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do I part this world.

Everything can change. And for all of us together, there is no divorcing this world, until this world eventually ends.

@Patriot96 Right. I wasn't sure if it came across with this.

The journey, life, it's the suffering. The work. Any thing worth having is worth suffering for or working for.

If you truly love another person, you will gladly suffer for them. They are worth working for.

Happiness, comfort ... that is just the tiny spaces in between where life is.
Achievement, victory, is just a pause before life, suffering, starts again.

:-)

@MikeHurts the happy times can be held in one hand

@SomeMichGuy I don't think the suffering is bad.
I think it is the bases of life. The lessons we learn, the battles we win, the work we do.

The suffering to me is like rolling up your sleeves and getting to work.
Pushing through heat and discomfort to achieve a tiny slice of calm. To finish the job.
And when the work is done we rest and relax for a spell and then it is back to work.

As far as the style I write in, it just pops out like that. LOL
I don't actually spend much time trying to construct the sentences.
I think if I put to much thought into correctness rather than just the sloppy raw expression, it would lose any discernible ability to inspire out of the box perspective.
I'm just a less talented Sid Vicious of the written word.

I do appreciate your comment. :-)

@MikeHurts I'm sorry you feel that suffering is the basis of life.

And thanks for your explanation & kudo.

@idontcareok I think it was a very wordy and radical way to say we are spending a disproportionate amount of time grasping the wrong end of the stick and to tightly at that.

I have stopped taking my anti-psychotic medication that has fallen drastically short of functional for way to many years. I instead have found some vitimins that have made my brain way more user friendly for about four months now.
I am just taking it out, my brain that is, now and again to give it a burn in and see if the valves are seated yet. LOL
I have been living in a fog for about 25 years now.

Hey I really liked your break down for cookiecrisp. :-)