Expectations Vs Reality Quotes Mga Nobela at Kwento

I asked, both curious and not setting high expectations. I tend to disappoint myself whenever I put myself in that situation. Now that I’m older, I’ve learned to keep my expectations down to the ground. His forehead crumpled. “You don’t sound disappointed.” “Well, my expectation is underground so…” You shrugged, “It’s just a way I learned to preserve my sanity.” “Fair enough. But there’s still hope. We just have to change our methods.” He also shrugged, almost imitating my tone. I got up from the ground. “What else to do?”

Reshape and redefine the laws; written and imposed alike. Shakespeare, Whedon, Neruda… Obscure, but favorites of mine. Back when I was a girl who couldn’t wait to grow up. Just a silly girl, who couldn’t wait to fall in love… I think everyone has heard the expression: Don’t ask questions you don’t want the answer to. I either missed or ignored that memo. Rolled my eyes at the popular phrase: You can’t handle the truth. Like most life lessons, neither applied to me until they did.

We discussed the red flags in men, and I talked to her about the male perspective. "As I mentioned to you before in the library, women have very high expectations that have nothing to do with reality. Believe it or not, we hear what we want to hear... Look at Warner's case; he was an idiot who stuck to his ways but ended up adhering to what he really wanted."

"Honest. I like that. Too many people in our world say what's expected rather than what's true." "Our world?" I asked. "High society. Wealthy families. The world of appearances and expectations." He took a sip of wine. "It can be suffocating if you let it." "And you don't let it?" "I try not to. I try to stay authentic. Real." The word 'real' coming from him was almost funny. Dinner arrived. We ate, made small talk. Belle chattered about wedding plans, venues she was looking at, dress styles, color schemes.

"You deserve a father who supports you instead of criticizes you. You deserve a coach who encourages you instead of constantly pointing out your flaws. You deserve to feel like you are enough, exactly as you are." "That is a nice fantasy," Derek said with a sad smile. "But it is not reality." "It could be," I said. "How?" Derek asked. "How do I make people stop expecting so much from me? How do I make my father stop being disappointed? How do I make my coach stop pushing? How do I make anyone see me as something other than wasted potential?" I did not have answers to those questions. Because he was right. He could not control how other people treated him or what they expected from him.

“Asked if I understood the kind of kids they deal with. Asked what I’d do if one of them tried to manipulate me.” “And?” “And I answered,” I said simply. He smiled slightly. “You don’t sound like someone who failed an interview.” I shook my head. “That’s the thing,” I said. “I don’t like expecting things.” “Why?” he asked. “Because expectations disappoint,” I replied immediately. He leaned back in his chair. “Then you should practice detaching from expectations,” he said casually. I turned to him slowly. “How does that work?” I asked. He shrugged lightly. “You still try. You still show up. You still want things. But you don’t tie your peace to the result.”

he asked, the edge in his tone unmistakable. His words struck her like a shard of glass. Her brows furrowed as she tried to decode the implication. “What do you mean by that?” He sighed deeply, rubbing a hand across his jaw. “I mean, saying something you don’t mean just creates expectations. Expectations that aren’t fair to you.” “Oh…” she murmured, the realization dawning. After a pause, she added, “Thanks for your concern, but I can take care of myself.”

“You always just say the thing.” “Someone has to,” he said. “How is he handling it?” “Better than I expected,” I said. “That’s also a you thing,” he said. “The low expectations that keep getting exceeded.” I laughed again. “That is not fair.” “It’s a little fair,” he said. I looked at the city below me, all those lives going on in every lit window, indifferent and continuous. “I’m going to go back in,” I said. “Good,” he said. “Call me tomorrow. Tell me how it ends.”

Tanya bit her lip and asked the question that had been stewing inside her for a while, “Can we stay like this forever? Would you leave me once you are able to leave Alejandro’s grasp?” Jett looked at her for a moment before he averted his gaze. “I’m not sure. I can’t predict what’s going to happen in the future. That’s why I don’t like having expectations for the future.” Tanya was slightly disappointed. “I see… I guess you’re right. The higher the expectation, the bigger the disappointment when things fail to meet your expectations. If you don’t have any expectations, you won’t be disappointed.” She had been looking forward to the future so she was disappointed when she heard Jett’s answer.

Hence, she presented him with her take… "Sol, I was observing your conversation with little Lilith and she was right about some things. Your life is destined to be one full of immense pressure and burdens, things placed on you by others — the burden of sky-high expectations. "You will most likely never be praised for your success since it will be expected from you and your failure will only make you a laughingstock even if it isn't a great failure. This is your reality. This is your truth. But…So what?" Instinctively, Sol could feel the deep feeling of utter disdain contained within each of her words, as she spitted them out to him.