I have nothing, but I am in pain and happy at the same time!
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This post was last edited by Dujuan on 2009-11-22 at 19:07. For the sake of making a living, I keep traveling from place to place; I’m already past thirty yet still have nothing, but I endure it with both pain and joy!
Life must go on; cherish what you have right now
Work hard; suffer first and enjoy later. Learn more* to have a chance
I think you should really reflect on what it is you are actually pursuing. If you think that’s fine as it is, then go ahead and continue to suffer while being happy; but on the other hand, you should seriously consider why, at the age of thirty, you still have nothing, and what you need to do to change this situation! Although those who are content are often happy, there are few content people among the successful individuals in our eyes!
I admire the mindset of the original poster; at least you have the attitude towards life that I envy.
That’s really generous! KFC Grandpa is even more down and out than you – isn’t that different from success? ! :victory:
I feel both pain and happiness as well; that’s how those who don’t have any goals are, or rather, those who don’t have clear goals. But I believe I will have clear goals of my own.
Haha, what a mix of pain and pleasure~ When one day certain things touch your nerves, you won’t be experiencing pain along with pleasure anymore; it will probably be more like pain mixed with suffering~!
We suffer because we are not satisfied with our current living conditions and long for a better life. We are happy because there are indeed things in work and life that deserve to make us happy. The reason for the lack of determination to change one’s current living conditions is that it hasn’t affected them deeply enough.
1# Azalea: No way, I don’t even want to go on living anymore. What’s the point? . . . . . . . .
4# I haven’t registered yet; I don’t even know myself, I’m confused. There is no hope to be seen; the pressure and the actual work make it impossible to go on. . . . .