Life is a teacher, I used to tell my siblings that the most important things in life are not learnt from school, they come from personal experiences.
One of my uncles once told me that if you can maintain a car, or a bike you are also capable of keeping a family, it takes so much to maintain a van. It demands are just too much.
One thing I am happy about is the fact that your tough experience with your van is building you up to become a better person. That's how life should be, bad experiences are not supposed to break us but to make us.
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Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective. I completely agree with you – life indeed is the greatest teacher, and the most valuable lessons often come from personal experiences, not just from what we learn in school.
Your uncle's analogy about maintaining a car or bike and its relation to keeping a family is fascinating. It's true that maintaining a van, or any vehicle for that matter, demands a lot of attention, patience, and responsibility – qualities that are essential in many other aspects of life, including family.
Your words about tough experiences are especially encouraging. It's comforting and motivating to know that challenges, like the ones I've faced with my van, are not just obstacles but opportunities for growth. They help build resilience, adaptability, and a deeper understanding of life.
Thanks again for your insightful comment. Here's to embracing life's lessons and growing through all experiences!
All thanks to you for sharing that wonderful post with us. See you around mate🥰