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Casheyane · 31-35, F
I didn't think compassion is easy to lose. But years of living on this earth and alas it changes one's way of thought.
So it is brave and honestly enduring, to be able to hold on to the same compassion as one had in childhood.
It gets lost along the way.
Sometimes, one gets a new version of it. Sometimes, one adds wisdom.
Sometimes, one lets it be forever lost even if it creeps sometimes.
To just feel compassion and to also act on it. Two different things.
But these are just ideas. They could be wrong. Where does compassion come from anyway? Is it something you're born with or something external that takes roots within?
So it is brave and honestly enduring, to be able to hold on to the same compassion as one had in childhood.
It gets lost along the way.
Sometimes, one gets a new version of it. Sometimes, one adds wisdom.
Sometimes, one lets it be forever lost even if it creeps sometimes.
To just feel compassion and to also act on it. Two different things.
But these are just ideas. They could be wrong. Where does compassion come from anyway? Is it something you're born with or something external that takes roots within?