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I also learnt that giving up should never be an option in any situation.
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Revenge is one of the feelings that most motivates human beings. In addition to the moral issue, the main problem is when this feeling consumes you inside and prevents you from living. There are many things to learn in such a book. Currently, we see a beautiful speech of union and respect for difference, but the truth is that in situations of extreme survival, the man shows his wild and selfish side.Solstice2005 wrote: ↑01 Jun 2022, 13:02 I learnt that vengeance, though sometimes frowned upon as a "negative" emotion, can prove to be an extremely motivating factor, especially when the feeling stems from hurt and betrayal.
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Oh, I very much agree with this. This is very well said. I can agree because I have had this happen to me before. I am always motivated by vengeance and I love it.Solstice2005 wrote: ↑01 Jun 2022, 13:02 I learnt that vengeance, though sometimes frowned upon as a "negative" emotion, can prove to be an extremely motivating factor, especially when the feeling stems from hurt and betrayal.