Hardships Novels & Stories

“Do you know that the world right now is experiencing Economic hardship?” Jeshuel took a deep breath and continued, “Economic hardship refers to psychological dis-tress that results from a perception of relatively low economic resources. Hardship is contrasted with poverty, which is simply the lack of economic resources. Economic hardship does not need to involve an actual lack of economic resources, but simply a perception of this deficit. It is heavily influenced by comparative processes. Consequently,it is closely related to how one’s economic resources compare to others. Hardship is also related to competitive disadvantage, which describes when an individual is disadvantaged relative to co

Christan is currently in his early forties. He’ll be forty-three soon. His sons are already teenagers. He sighed, thinking how he could properly parent them. They say adolescence is the most difficult period when raising children. They get a lot of questions. There are bodily changes. You need to teach them about the reality of the world. The value of hard work. They could turn out to be rebellious. So far, his sons have been easy to raise. They don’t say much. They don’t ask much. He rarely hears them complain. And if they do, they complain about the most random things. Completely unrelated to him.

He once shared with me, "Jen, you probably can't imagine what it's like to fear that your house might be blown away during a storm, right? Having grown up in hardship, I've learned to truly cherish my loved ones and to respect my parents and elders." A wise man once said, "People who grow up in hardship often develop psychological shadows that can lead to abnormal behaviors. These issues manifest as a persistent hostility towards society and people, an inability to trust anyone, and a lack of sympathy. Being overly frugal or excessively focused on money is just a minor symptom of these deeper psychological issues. In contrast, those who are broad-minded and insightful, despite growing up und

It would have crushed him. "I used to survive on a single meal day, walk for hours trying to win a contract because I couldn't afford gas besides my vehicles were auctioned by those I owed money. Everyone turned me down, the banks shut their doors on my face it was the toughest time in my life. I had debts everywhere and ate law suits for breakfast" "But you managed to pull through all that" "Yes I never gave up, the pain of living far from my boys woke me up every morning. When I got a contract the first thing I did with the money was to buy gas and a car to fetch them"

Hardin suggested “You know that I don’t have a good relationship with my mom from the start or have you forgotten?” She asked “Pardon me if I can’t remember little details about you anymore, I was already moving on with my life” Hardin said with a hint of sarcasm in his voice, he acts like he is over her but he is not. He’s only using that as a coping mechanism because he is hurt.

She went out for a walk each day and came back at night. John encouraged her: "It will get better once you get used to it. As long as you can endure the hardship, everything will work out." Susan was tired of hearing this. She didn't believe that hardship could lead to wealth. Susan hesitated: "John, I'm moving out tomorrow. I'm renting a place with a coworker. It'll be more convenient for work." Susan was giving up on John. She couldn't pin all her hopes on him. With all the burdens John was carrying, how could he take care of her?

What can I say life is hard at times, for people like us who struggle to survive, people like us who skip meals at times just to get food on the table for our families, people like us who lack rich and pompous relatives to support us, people like us who are considered as good for nothings in the eyes of society. I was running low on cash, mom needed her meds, John needed some cash for his school trip and Ace as strong as he tried to be, needed some money for college. Every job I tried was a bummer, it was either there was no vacancy or we can't hire you, courtesy of Cain Powers...... I raised my head over to the coffee shop standing in front of me, this was my only hope, Jada was my only hop

I want him to love me as Shraddha instead of Radha. God, please help me. He is a gem of a person and I'm lucky to have him in my life. He had faced a lot of hardships in his life. Who says that rich people don't face hardships? They have their own demons to face. I want to have you a happy and peaceful life, Aaron. I thought, looking at the flowers. I will make sure that from now one I'll be with you in your every hardship and problem. You will not be alone to face them. We both together will face them.

After being abroad for five years for work, I followed the address given by my boyfriend, Gavin Hayes, and arrived at what was supposed to be our future home. The door swung open, and a young woman stood there holding a child in her arms. “Who are you looking for?” Before I could even gather myself from the shock, she spoke again. “A colleague of my husband Gavin, are you? “Did he trouble you with dropping off food for me? “I’ve told him countless times. It’s my second pregnancy—he really needs to stop getting so worked up over it.” She stepped back, then invited me inside. “Why don’t you come in and sit for a bit?” Watching her beam with joy, all I could think of was Gavin’s promise to take

“Thanks to your spoiled attitude, you caused your mother to die and yet you haven't changed. You're still causing trouble and now Shawn has to clean up your mess.” “Funny,” Jade chortled, her eyes glinting with mischief. “You think that'd get to me? Well, all I see is an envious whiny little kitten who has watched me get everything she's ever wanted without lifting a finger. I bet you're still traumatized from all the disappointed gazes from Daddy and Mommy as they ask you whether I have two heads. I may be a spoiled little brat who causes trouble wherever I go but at least I am not a goody-two-shoes who spends her life pining for her father's love but gets nothing all because ‘a girl child