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Some pain is what you have to bear, others can't understand, and it's impossible to share it for you, a person lives in this world to atone for his sins, and it's best to face it bravely, if you don't even have the ability to bear these pains and depressions, then what do you talk about fighting hard, what psychology do you have, what ability, what qualifications to struggle, and even your own personal problems can't be solved, so how do you solve the countless ups and downs in the second half of your life.

You have to remember that at the crossroads of life, since you have chosen a fork in the road, then you will never know how many thorns there are on the other road, maybe more than you are now, since you don't know what the other one looks like, why regret it.

It's normal to like someone, if you lose even the least amount of like and hate, then you're not a normal person, liking is not wrong, what's wrong is the way of expression, it's up to you.

It's as simple as what to say and what to do for your future aspirations.

Think about the fact that you are born with responsibility.

Because you're a man.

Don't take it seriously.

Isn't there no regret medicine? There was a notice of sale, and I bought it too.

Socialization is also a part of life.

That kind of thing. It doesn't have to be as restless and restless as NI used to be.

You have no problems with an excision, do you have the courage?

Lincoln's Life - To Those Who Have Experienced Frustration or Lost Prospects (2006-02-10 09:55:54) ,Birthday.

In 1818 (at the age of 9), his mother died.

In 1831 (at the age of 22), he failed in business.

In 1832 (at the age of 23), he ran for state legislature.

In the same year (23 years old), he lost his job. I wanted to go to law school, but I didn't get in.

In 1833 (at the age of 24), he borrowed money from a friend to start a business.

At the end of the same year (24 years old), he went bankrupt again. Next, it took him 16 years to pay off his debts.

In 1834 (at the age of 25), he ran again for state legislature, and this time he won.

In 1835 (at the age of 26), when he was about to get married after being engaged, his fiancée died.

In 1836 (at the age of 27), he suffered a complete mental breakdown and was bedridden for six months.

In 1838 (at the age of 29), he tried to become a spokesman for the state legislators - without success.

In 1840 (at the age of 31), he tried to become an elector - he lost.

In 1843 (at the age of 34), he participated in Congress** - and lost again.

In 1846 (at the age of 37), he again participated in Congress** - this time he was elected. Heading to Washington, D.C., the performance was remarkable.

In 1848 (at the age of 39), he sought re-election as a member of Parliament, but failed.

In 1849 (at the age of 40), he wanted to work as a land commissioner in his own state, but was refused. In 1850 (at the age of 41), the second son died of illness.

In 1854 (at the age of 45), he ran for the U.S. Senate and lost the election.

In 1856 (at the age of 47), he fought for the nomination of deputy ** in the Republican Party - less than 100 votes.

In 1860 (at the age of 51), he was elected to the United States. Become one of the greatest ** in American history. In 1861 (at the age of 52), the American Civil War broke out.

In 1862 (at the age of 53), the third son died of illness. In 1864 (at the age of 55), he was re-elected**. In 1865 (at the age of 56), the American Civil War ended.

On the evening of April 14 of the same year (at the age of 56), he was suddenly attacked while watching a play at the Ford Theatre in Washington, D.C., and died early the next morning.

Lincoln, who was born with nothing, spent his life facing setbacks. He was desperate, but he never gave up on the high jump competition of life.

In 1816, the family was kicked out of the place where he lived, and he had to go out to work in order to support them, and he was only 10 years old. In 1818, his mother died. In 1831, the business failed.

In 1832, he ran for state legislature, but was defeated. In 1833, he borrowed some money from a friend and went into business again, but at the end of the year he went bankrupt. It took him the next 16 years to pay off his debts.

In 1834, he ran for state legislature again, and this time fate favored him, and he won! In 1835, when he was about to get married, his fiancée died, so his heart was broken and he fell ill. In 1838, he tried to become a spokesman for state legislators, but without success.

In 1840, he tried to become an elector, but failed. In 1843, he participated in Congress** but was defeated. In 1848, he sought re-election to the MP, but failed.

In 1849, he wanted to work as a land commissioner in his own state, but was denied. In 1854, he ran for the U.S. Senate, but lost. In 1858, he ran for the U.S. Senate again and lost ...... again

Lincoln succeeded only three times in his life, but failed thirty-five times, but the third success made him an American**. When he lost his bid for the Senate, he said, "It was a hard and muddy road, and I slipped on one foot and couldn't stand on the other."

But I breathed a sigh of relief and told myself that it was just a slip, not a death that I couldn't get up. "That's what he believes, he doesn't succumb to setbacks, he never gets hit by setbacks. The strength he possessed eventually led him to wealth – success.

Those who have experienced countless storms will eventually see a dazzling rainbow. With setbacks, life can be colorful, and when I am dying, I can say with a smile that I am born meaningfully, I have nothing when I come, and I return with a full load when I go.

First of all, the world is not black and white.

Therefore, there is no absolute right or wrong in this world, and there is no absolute beauty and ugliness, and the so-called beauty and ugliness are just a standard established by people themselves in the process of social development.

So are people who don't meet the standards ugly? In terms of the definition of "majority", it is true, but logically it is not correct, because the boundaries between beauty and ugliness are not clear and change over time, unlike the law and other things that have strict and standard interpretations.

So the conclusion is to find the answer on a proposition that has no standard definition, and the results obtained are all right and wrong, it all depends on your own ideas and definitions, what you think is right is right, and what you think is wrong is wrong.

If you look ugly, find someone who is almost as ugly as you, and work hard to make money if you don't have money, otherwise what grade you are, what grade you are looking for, self-positioning is very important

Looks beautiful and ugly is a necessary reference condition for choosing a lifelong partner, it is realistic for girls to like rich people, rich people also share more money and less money, like and slightly like and super like, ask you, how much do you want girls to like you?

After reading it, I summed up a question, that is, what should you do if you look ugly and find a girlfriend, each flower has its own eyes, and turnip greens have their own love. Not everyone is a appearance association, and not everyone talks about conditions when talking about friends.

Turnip greens have their own loves, and I feel that emotional intelligence and money are both very important, one provides spiritual needs, and the other provides material needs.

What questions do you want to ask? After talking about several phenomena, what do you want to ask?