When faced with strife, good people reinvent themselves. Accidents and major problems in life help good people develop into even better people. If everything was fine, if the world were a utopia, no one would develop any character.
You might not have gotten that promotion at work, that new job, or the date you were hoping for, but rejection makes good people think hard about their lives and be grateful for what they have.
A shit relationship is like an immunization for more shit relationships. Once they’ve gone through it once, a good person knows the red flags to look for and is able to avoid toxic relationships in the future.
For some, failure is enough to make you give up. But good people are able to learn from their failures and be better people for it. Failure motivates them to get to the finish line.
They tend to be undeterred, even when they’ve suffered big losses. Those losses have a lot to teach. There’s no giving up.
I once lived in poverty. I don’t anymore. But suffering through poverty gave me a mission in life: end poverty for everyone. I’m not going to pull some “I got mine” bullshit. It’s important to let your suffering teach you what’s worth fighting for.
Some people can’t stand being alone, but it can be important for the development of an individual to spend time alone.
I think all relationships have a purpose in your life, even the not so good ones. Partners that didn’t work out help teach you what to look for in someone who is more likely to be the one for you.
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