This reminds me of a story my mother told me when I was a child, there are three rabbits in life that cannot be chased. When I grew up, I found out that there are more than three, there are literally countless, and those countless thoughts will secretly find various ways to interfere with you, just like Brother Chong told me that day that everyone has a path that suits them best. , but often because you have other choices, or other temptations in front of you are attracting you. Not necessarily a bad thing, not necessarily going to destroy you. But it can certainly make you deviate from your own path even for a moment. That will also send you in other directions. So I feel that the hardest part of growing up is not suffering, but temptation. Although suffering is hard, it will pass if you overcome it. But temptation often makes you go in the opposite direction, and you can't find yourself in your life. I told myself vigilantly, don't forget the original intention, take the dream as the horse.
This is what I think of, and the way we grow up is full of desire, lust, and honor. What are the side effects of facing them? It may not be the original road and the original ideal that can really get to the other side. Looking back, those lunatics and injured people. They live more or less for their momentary ideals and desires.
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