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In life's bitterness, find sweetness

Finding Sweetness in Struggle

By Emily Chan - Life and love sharingPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
In life's bitterness, find sweetness
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Life events are preset. We can eliminate them, but we cannot completely avoid them. The way people live their lives is unique; some struggle, while others are privileged.

Fairness isn't always clear. Even brothers and sisters are affected differently by being thrown at converging and diverging paths due to unique opportunities and indirect encounters.

The higher or lower a person will collapse on a circumstance. Sibling's promotion was because of the boss's favor, not only because of the skill. Each of us goes through an individualized way; Suffering is so certain while the chance of success is not.

We can't be everywhere at once to keep an eye on every event. Loss and gain are mixed; what is meant for us will happen. To wish yourself otherwise and hang on to that lost moment brings unbearable pain. We should simply acknowledge the obvious uncertainties of life.

Unmet expectations are common. Yearnings for what is unreachable create a feeling of dissatisfaction. Life´s monotony is something we should be grateful for instead, rather than it is the exception to enjoy, it is the practice to make.

Partings are inevitable. Bonding times are fast; so, do not forget your relationships. The aging and change are always in progress. Embrace life's fleeting moments.

While being under stress, remember how good are the best moments of your life. Live in the now, life becomes even more beautiful; grieves make laughter.

So Let's find sweetness in life's bitterness.

Thank you for reading!

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Emily Chan - Life and love sharing

Blog Writer/Storyteller/Write stores and short srories.I am a writer who specializes in love,relationships and life sharing

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    Written by Emily Chan - Life and love sharing