Consequences
Happiness is not a reward - it is a consequence. Suffering is not a punishment - it is a resultRobert Ingersoll
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They're both the result of people's options : either you're keen to enjoy life and careless about other people's standards of life ; or if you need acceptancy and recognition from others... you will be on the right path to suffer :-)
ReplyDeleteÉ verdade sim, enquanto te estiveres a lastimar e a chorar da vidinha não fazes nada para seres feliz, só bates com a cabeça na parede. Tens consequencias sim, tudo o que fazes e não fazes tem consequencias, mas a inactividade também tem consequencias porque ela em si também é uma escolha. Como diz uma amiga minha "prefiro arrepender-me duma coisa que fiz do que de uma que não fiz". Portanto o lema é: "escolher e agir" e não "parar e queixares-te".
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