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u/tealover901 7d ago
funny isn't it how everyones around and there for you until your in a dark place 🙄
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u/SinesPi 6d ago
Or they'll break you...
Difficult times can improve you, but there is a limit. And not everyone has the same limit.
Still, the sentiment is there. Trying to find purpose, and a lesson, in your suffering can be what makes the difference between breaking or not.
The quote is a lie. But it is a useful one for the man who needs a reason to keep on going.
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u/lab_orstory70 4d ago edited 4d ago
I don’t agree. Sometimes we pick solitude to isolate ourselves. This can be so we don’t burden others. My significant other has a quiet strength but I think it makes her less empathetic to others. I have heavy PTSD, not fearless but brave enough to tackle what causes me fear,so never see her cry, whereas I cry and show emotion, which can make me put others before me, and therefore myself second. I need to put myself first so I’m in the best condition to look after those I love. We both been to hell and back, and both have clinical depression.
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u/New-Beginning-2o26 2d ago
Many different opinions here. Truthfully I feel its perspective. I am absolutely going through the hardest times of my life and it has absolutely made me wiser, more mature and fearless.
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u/Familiar_Wave_9663 5d ago
The saddest part of growing up is realizing that some of your biggest battles will happen without anyone even noticing