kurtfire68 t1_j08dtpd wrote
People that say this is to cover up other emotions…it’s not (imo). It’s persevering through the hard times without letting the negative change your outlook on life. I like it!
majorgee OP t1_j08n0y3 wrote
I agree. While it’s perfectly fine to have negative emotions, you can’t let them rule your life. That is no way to live. Gotta always keep fighting and sometimes fighting means finding a way to smile during rough times.
SuaveMofo t1_j09a262 wrote
Thank you guys, needed this
FarFetchedSketch t1_j0a7ea3 wrote
Same bro.
SuaveMofo t1_j0a7zf1 wrote
WE got this
blankblank t1_j09us9n wrote
When I was going through one of the most difficult periods in my life, someone sent me an email with Rudyard Kipling’s “If” and it was exactly what I needed to read at that moment.
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Some-Philly-Dude t1_j0a8wpj wrote
I mean when everything goes to shit and my wife is freaking out about bills, kids, and responsibilities and asks why I'm so calm I answer, "I mean I'm still alive, and I only get one go round so it's not all bad, and we always figure it out." And than she says that's not helpful. I just like to think it's about perspective- could things be better? Sure! But in my line of work I've seen so much bad shit that I just default to it could be worse but let's try to address the issue... and sometimes you find your fucked and can't fix the issue quickly, and that's okay too just keep swimming as it were.
ValyrianJedi t1_j0aadeu wrote
Whenever we have an issue my wife gets upset that I'm not freaking out, as if it means I'm not bothered. Think she finally realizes that, no, I'm bothered, freaking out just won't help anything.
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