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| Hello. Full creativity in my character's information | Quotes:
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Stoic Quote: "No tree becomes rooted and sturdy unless many a wind assails it. For by its very tossing it tightens its grip and plants its roots more securely; the fragile trees are those that have grown in a sunny valley." – Seneca
Strength is forged through adversity. Seneca uses the image of a tree to illustrate that true resilience comes not from comfort, but from challenge. A tree that has never faced strong winds grows weak, its roots shallow. But a tree that has been tested by storms digs deep, securing itself against whatever comes next.
The same applies to life. A man who has faced hardship and endured is unshakable. He has been tested, and his foundation is strong. Meanwhile, those who have known only comfort struggle when faced with difficulty—they have not developed the resilience that hardship provides.
💡 Lesson: Embrace hardship. It strengthens your character and prepares you for greater challenges ahead.
To live in a civilized country, you don't have to leave Russia. Especially not to make a revolution in it. Just don't litter, don't swear, start driving according to the rules on the roads, don't give bribes, don't take bribes, don't drink alcohol and don't smoke, don't cheat on your loved one, respect the culture and learn the history of your homeland, respect the elderly. And you won't even notice how you find yourself in a civilized state.
Mikhail Zadornov
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Thank you very much | | Those quotes bring hope, but require heart and soul of steel as one might for whole life only experience as if adding a drop od sweet water into a salty ocean. | Elrond
thank you very much bro for your opinion |
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