Author, I will not attack you, but I would like to hear your opinion on one issue. I wrote earlier on this site, but people like you never wrote to me, but some haters. I am a 27 year old woman. I have two parents, but other things were wrong in my life. We were (and still are) poor, at least compared to all the people who were around me and in the city where I live. It never happened that we had nothing to eat or we were without electricity, but I did not have friends during all my childhood and adolescence and they mocked and harassed me. Back in kindergarten, my children used to tell me that I was ugly, nasty, etc., and now I understand that it was because I was wearing old clothes and a "hairstyle" made by my mother that she could not cut. It was like that at school, in high school, and at university (they just avoided me there). Furthermore, my parents are terribly nervous people and panickers and they passed this on to me. During puberty, I was depressed, probably due to the difficult situation at home and at the same time the lack of friends and other people to communicate with, apart from my parents. Every night I listened to my parents how nasty and difficult life was, how they cheated, how exhausted they were, how everyone was a fraud, selfish, garbage, how their nerves and health were wasted, my father because of these nerves is now capable of anything, he himself he said it and it really shows that this is the case when he gets angry, otherwise he is a good person. And over the years, it has gotten worse and worse. I live with them because I don't see any point in giving money for accommodation instead of saving it. In addition, stress over the years has led to a health problem that also requires costs. Well, I can't afford accommodation, nice clothes, let's say I can, but it doesn't make sense, because the house is cluttered with rubbish (my parents don't let anything be thrown away, including newspapers, magazines, nylons, etc., they might need to be put up, for example), dusty and dirty is (absolutely everywhere, my room is also full of their garbage), and these nice clothes will ruin and smell and just don't make sense. I said this because this site is full of stories and comments that say once you have suffered (and I think suffering is measured by what negative effect it has had on the individual, and we are all different, ie maybe more difficult life situations to have a lighter effect on someone, and lighter on another - more severe, for example), so that according to which the writings here, if someone has suffered, then by law almost, after all this will be all right with him and it will be good that he will be better than the others. E, I believed in it until recently, I believed all my life until I turned 27 and started on the 28th. I have been working in a company for 3.5 years, I will not comment on the salary, because my even sicker topic is that I never found friends, not to mention a man, and the years I suffered suffered incurable consequences. in / in me. Well, the reason I write is that in my case, suffering did not make me more "successful" at all, quite the opposite. Analyzing my life after childhood until now, all the reasons why I have failed in any aspect of life are due to this suffering, in the vernacular - the "scattering of nerves." Which is destructive, not constructive. I would compare it to a tree that grew at an angle due to some external forces, was that good for him? I remember here in a thread a boy had written, that he was being bullied at school and someone had written to him that in years to come he would understand the "advantage" of being in the most disadvantaged position now and how one day he would be the best of them all. Another student, a bison, had been told that one day those who mocked him would be subordinate to him or serve him in a restaurant. I was kind of a jerk too, I wasn't smart, but I tried to get good grades in everything. Well, and? Now my boss is a muffin with a rich man, who as soon as she started working said outright that she doesn't care about anything and anything, because no matter what happens, she can work, she may not work (and she works for to use his time). I apologize for the long comment, but I just don't understand why so many people on this site argue that when you suffer, it automatically means that (as in fairy tales) this will "pay off" for you. I don't want to sound like a hater, a pessimist, or "kill" anyone's hopes, not in the least. Let everyone live with hope, but just reading these things and imagining how a child or teenager reads them, in a bad situation and takes it all for granted with his immature psyche, can just bring him / her great disappointments one day. .
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Well, this father has come a long way on the Path and said things very clearly. I believe that his daughter will grow up a self-confident and happy person, because with such a father there is no other way!