Tell me, why don't you tell me that there are no eternal friends, only eternal interests and no eternal enemies?

Hello, friend. Yes, there are no eternal friends and no eternal enemies. Anyway, we should treat our friends sincerely, and friends will treat you sincerely. Life is like this, and it will definitely not be smooth sailing. Any experience is growth and a mature step.

Life is a butterfly change, and the gorgeous butterfly change needs to break the shell again and again until the last pupa breaks out. In the painful struggle, our will is tempered, our strength is enhanced, our hearts are perfected, and our lives are sublimated. Even if you are scarred in the journey of life, when you come out of the pain, you will find that at the moment when your dream comes true, you have the power to "fly".

When you go through a bumpy road, when your dreams are shattered, as long as you don't let the wind blow out the bright light in your heart, as long as you don't abandon your faith, then life will not abandon you, and the door to success will always be open for you.

Pain is growth.

A person's life cannot always be smooth sailing, and it is inevitable that he will encounter great and small sufferings and setbacks. When suffering comes, different people will have different attitudes and create different lives. As Balzac, a great French writer, said, "Suffering is a stepping stone to life, wealth to the strong and abyss to the weak."

In fact, a person's potential is unlimited and he can bear unimaginable suffering. Only under the stimulation of hardships can people exert their greatest potential and achieve success.

Just like moths change from pupae to cocoons and break out of cocoons: when they change from pupae to cocoons, their wings contract and become very soft; When you break out of the cocoon, you must go through a painful struggle, so that body fluids can flow to the wings, making them full and powerful, thus supporting moths to fly in the air.

One day, a man happened to see a cocoon on a tree start to move, as if a moth was about to break out of the cocoon, so he was interested to see the process from pupa to moth.

But as time went on, he became a little impatient. I saw the moth struggling and twisting in the cocoon, but I couldn't get rid of it. She can't seem to get rid of it.

Finally, he was impatient, so he cut a small hole in the cocoon with a small scissors to make it easier for the moth to come out. Sure enough, in a short time, the moth crawled out of the cocoon, but her body was very bloated, her wings contracted abnormally, and she hung on both sides and couldn't stretch out.

He waited for the moth to put out the fire, but the moth just stumbled and couldn't fly. Soon, it died.

Why do moths die? Because moths have lost the inevitable process of growth. Moths must struggle painfully in the pupa until their wings become strong, and those moths born without painful struggle are bound to die.

The growth of people is the same. If they have not experienced hardships and setbacks, it will be difficult for them to take on great responsibilities. Even if they are given great responsibilities, they will eventually fail because they can't stand the test of hardships.