I would define a strong person as not being physically muscular but emotionally steady and joyful at all times regardless of whatsoever happening to him.
He can still wear a pleasant smile on his face although his heart is bleeding.
He can enjoy the hardship with which he is dealing with hope and courage.
He can view blames as advice, failure as lesson, and hardship as development.
He can forgive and forget how hurt he suffered and lead a new life.
How many of us are strong? How many of us can do so?
We are not strong enough to do everything by our own. We cannot smile when we are down. We complain more or less when we encounter hardship and can be easily discouraged to walk on. We are sad when we are blamed because we never consider those blames are advice people are giving to us though in an unpleasant way. We fear of failure and don't want to try again because we don't want to be disappointed for the second time and especially we don't want to lose face. We fear of hardship and wish to do any routine jobs that are easy and comfortable. We want development in our skills and spirit, but we are afraid of being suffered from the difficulty after we decide to step out of the soft pillows we are lying on. We feel unfair to forgive and forget someone who used to do ills to us. As long as we feel like taking revenge, we will lead a life of sorrows and depression. Learn to forgive people or at least to forget that there used to be someone who hurt us. Open ourselves to the beautiful world again. There is always a colorful rainbow and fresh air after the rain.
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