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Lillian Pov Pain. Everyone has their own definition of pain. Your small toe hitting a wood you didn’t see, your elbow hitting the floor or an iron. Downloading a movie and when there’s just 3 percent remaining to be downloaded, your internet connection disconnected or the pain when your family goes on a trip without you because you committed an offense. Those are all types of pain, but have you felt the type of pain when you are so hopeless and you feel the world has turned against you? The one when you're loved one’s turn their back against you and ignore you? The one when you are drowning in continuous pain and your heart beating loudly against your chest and you can’t do anything to stop

I asked confused "Didn't you want to die?" “It’s enough to know that you will die to realize that you don't really want to, you know?” He explained "Shits of life, boy. If you don't want it, you receive it anyway, and when you want it, then you screw yourself because the train has already passed.” “Aren’t you in pain?” I asked trying to digest all the information. "You have no idea how much it hurts, kid.” He stated with a rueful grimace, "But you know what? Pain keeps me on my feet, helps me live the life that I have.”

Hindi dahil sa ayaw niya kung hindi ay dahil kailangan ko para mabuhay kami. Ang piliin ang maging kagaya ni nanay at sa ginagawa niya ay walang maidudulot na maganda para sa amin. Dahil kung gagawin ko rin iyon ay alam kong pareho lamang kaming walang magandang kahihinatnan. Alam ko naman na masakit at mahirap iyon para kay nanay, ang pagkamatay ni tatay, ngunit hindi ko inakalang gano'n ang magiging epekto no'n sa kanya. Magkulong at hindi kumibo. At kung minsan pa ay pinipiling hindi kumain at tumitig na lamang sa kawalan at umiyak.

May mga tao din naman na kahit anong pilit nating alagaan, kusa nalang aalis at mawawala. Ganito talaga siguro ang buhay. Isang sugal na walang kasiguraduhan kung mananalo ka o matatalo. Isang sugal na ang tanging kabayaran ay ang iyong buhay. Sa edad kong labing pito hindi ko pa din alam kung ano ba ang purpose ko bakit ako nabubuhay sa mundong 'to. Matagal ko ng itinatanong 'to sa isipan ko, ngunit hanggang ngayon ay hindi ko pa din 'to masagot. Nananatili lang akong nakikisabay sa agos ng buhay.

“A tasty morsel for me to snack on?” I’d like to say having encountered the Jester in this place a number of times I was now used to it. I could shake off the pain and torment I was no doubt about to undergo as no big deal. Once you’ve been tortured and driven to the extremes of suffering, the whole thing becomes old hat, like eating a hot curry. The first time you might shit fire and pebbledash your whole bathroom, but the hundredth time, you can handle it. Hell, you might want to splash some Tabasco on that balti to give it some kick. I’d like to say that, but I couldn’t. Pain at the top end is the same as great heights of pleasure; more doesn’t make you lose interest. If anything, it shar

What has happened to my life? And is it bad that I LOVE it ?

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall This quote resonates deeply, doesn't it? It speaks to the pain of life, the struggles we face, and the resilience needed to overcome them. Life isn't always easy; it's messy, painful, and unpredictable. We fall, we stumble, and we get hurt. But it's in those moments of pain that we find the strength to rise, to dust ourselves off, and to keep moving forward The pain of life can be overwhelming, like a tidal wave crashing over us . It can feel like we'll never catch our breath, like we'll never find our footing again. But this words remind me that it's in those moments of struggle that we discover our gre

“Pain, happiness, money, and family... all those are just small parts of life. In the end, what really matters are the choices one makes as they slowly proceed through the cycle of life… While I’m not sure what experiences you’ve undergone before, I do know that life isn’t constantly filled with grief and pain. Enjoyable parts of life definitely exist, and once individuals realize that, they’ll surely live better lives instead of constantly complaining about life’s injustices…” explained Gerald.

Roose shares her experience for the first time to Christian and Christian look her face lovingly "For others, it is very easy to guess! But it is just as difficult to live the lives of others, as longing for drinking water in the sea. Hope you are stuck in the middle of a deep sea and you are feeling very thirsty. No matter how much you try, you cannot drink the salt water of that sea and you cannot live without drinking it. You have no other choice. Even if you drank that saline water in the sea, you will die after a time and even if you do not drink that water you will die after a time. You are sure to die in both sunsets. If you can not guess the thirst of a man who is suffering, yo