2024.1.20

Jan 20, 202430

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Recently, there have been discussions about how life will only become more difficult. Friends will eventually separate and friendships will deteriorate. Bodies will age and become less energetic, leading to more illness. The economy is declining, making it difficult to earn money and afford housing and transportation. The future seems bleak and happiness is slowly fading away, leaving only pain and anxiety. The motivation to live a good life may lie in adapting to these challenges and gradually improving oneself. When one's abilities can handle the responsibilities that come with life, they may find the life they desire.

Recently, I often see comments about "life will only get harder":
Friends will always separate at some point, and there will never be friendships as good as those in student days - friendships that fall apart.
An aging body that no longer has vitality, every day getting closer to illness and pain - an aging body.
The overall trend of economic decline, it's difficult to make money, can't afford a house or a car, and unable to cross social classes - a future with no expectations.
No matter how you look at it, the future seems lifeless and suffocating, all the happy things are slowly fading away, and all that follows is endless pain and anxiety.
Perhaps the motivation to live a good life is to adapt to all of this to the best of our abilities, gradually improve, and when our personal abilities can bear the burden of responsibility, maybe then we will achieve the life we want.