63. Family secrets should not be shared externally, and rumors should not be easily believed.
64. Not everyone who reaches a result is successful, nor is everyone without a result a failure. My lifelong realization is that success lies in the process. Looking back in the future, the joy is not in the final moment of crossing the finish line; the result is merely a bonus—good or bad, it doesn't matter.
65. Do not assume that others are being unkind if they do not help you. No one is obligated to be kind to you. If you fall into a well, someone not throwing stones is being kind; if your wall is about to collapse, someone not pushing it is being kind. Since others are not causing you trouble, they are already being kind enough—why expect them to help you?
66. Some say that the longer one waits in anticipation, the more happiness one receives. Indeed, in endless darkness, only anticipation can lead you out.
67. Unrequited love does not necessarily require a confession; otherwise, how could it be called unrequited love?
68. Young women, when navigating the world alone, what you rely on most is your strength and resilience.
69. When peering out through the window of questions, everything in the external world seems to become a question; we ourselves are precisely such a window.