As we grow older, we come to understand that life often requires patience. Let what comes, come, and let what goes, go. Do not force outcomes, nor try to hold on to what must be released. What you cannot accept today, you will eventually let go of; what you cannot obtain, may be returned to you in another form. There is no need to rush or complain. Simply wait for time to provide its answers. Perhaps the answer itself is not crucial. Once you learn to see things with a lighter perspective, nothing becomes absolutely essential, even when loyalty is forgotten or circumstances shift.
Due to limitations in subjective and objective conditions, not all things one "wants to do" or "should do" are possible for everyone. To make a tangible contribution to society through one's life value, it is essential to focus on what is "possible to do."
While the road chosen by the majority is often the safest, it frequently leads to congestion. Although this moment may bring tears, when you look back on life in the future, you will surely smile. For those who struggle with true resilience, hardship is a school that forges steel.