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Busybee333 · 31-35, F
Painful truths teach us a lot. We decide the kind of influence they have on our hearts. It is always a good time to start something new - fleeting emotions come and go.. we are responsible for the ground we let them grow on - our general, main state of mind. We should see all sides of everything, so that we can choose wisely, though we should not let it deprive us from the beauty of life. There is always a string of something worthy to give our energy to. Find that string in you and hold on; the fog will clear.
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@Busybee333
There are many things one can do nothing about
There are many things one can do nothing about
Busybee333 · 31-35, F
@elbbbslsbl Sadly, yes.. the things we can't change are hard to live through. Even so, there are some things one can [i]still[/i] to something about..
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@Busybee333
Things I can do, I do, do my best, to the best. Actually, I've already had 3 accomplishments that I'm proud of. One of them is the worlds best level, the other two are much better than the worlds best. And I also have some small accomplishments of course.
It's not like I make this post to be negative. It's just my experience, I did get to see many truths thanks to the sufferings. And the 3 accomplishments that I'm proud of, two of them denfinitaly should thank the sufferings.
But still, thank you for trying to cheer me up.
Things I can do, I do, do my best, to the best. Actually, I've already had 3 accomplishments that I'm proud of. One of them is the worlds best level, the other two are much better than the worlds best. And I also have some small accomplishments of course.
It's not like I make this post to be negative. It's just my experience, I did get to see many truths thanks to the sufferings. And the 3 accomplishments that I'm proud of, two of them denfinitaly should thank the sufferings.
But still, thank you for trying to cheer me up.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Only years afterwards. In the midst of the worst, you only know of the suffering, not the truth.
Anything else you simply have never suffered. You have ignored it and don't understand the impact.
Anything else you simply have never suffered. You have ignored it and don't understand the impact.
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@elbbbslsbl this is why extremes are dangerous. The extreme makes people blind to everything else.
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@DeWayfarer
I know what you mean, but that's not the case. If I wasn't a private person, I'd explain
I know what you mean, but that's not the case. If I wasn't a private person, I'd explain
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@elbbbslsbl name one thing in nature that is at an extreme and I'll show you something that's about to be extinct.
NewBeginnings7790 · 41-45, F
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@NewBeginnings7790
Yes that happens to most people
Yes that happens to most people
sree251 · 41-45, M
I doubt that. You see nothing when you are underwater struggling for air.
Suffering, in the sense I think you mean, is not a state of desperation. It is a state of abiding pain that drives the search for a cure.
Suffering, in the sense I think you mean, is not a state of desperation. It is a state of abiding pain that drives the search for a cure.
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@sree251
You have the right to have your own opinions
You have the right to have your own opinions
sree251 · 41-45, M
@elbbbslsbl It's not my opinion. It's the truth.
originnone · 61-69, M
that may be true. I'd prefer to not see any truths.
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@originnone
wise choice
wise choice
Busybee333 · 31-35, F
@originnone Truth always comes to surface. The later, the more painful. Accepting some pain early is better than a huge pain later.
NotSureAboutMyUserName · 31-35, M
Not really, the moment you can't take it you die.
elbbbslsbl · 51-55, M
@NotSureAboutMyUserName
That'd be one way to go
That'd be one way to go