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The thoughts of humans are quite complicated. Everyone wants to be successful in life, and they want to live a happy life. Having such expectations from life is very natural, and I think almost everyone has such desires. But the real problem is that humans take actions or do something which is not ideal or should not be done. They also know it’s not okay, but still they choose to do so? It seems mysterious to me. Didn’t get it? Let me share some examples to make you understand.

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Life is not easy for everyone. It is natural to have some painful moments in life. I agree with it, but even after overcoming those painful moments, we still remember the pain and keep reminding ourselves of it again and again, which can hurt us repeatedly. Why do we do so? Why are we stuck with painful moments? Against a painful moment, there exist many good moments also. At least we can stop thinking about such a moment that can give us pain. In that case, we won’t get hurt. In reality, we intentionally remember those moments and choose to feel bad for it. It seems ridiculous to me, but most of us choose to do so. Maybe we love to get hurt again and again.

Let’s talk about studying. Education is very important for all of us, and we know that we need to work hard to do better in our examinations, and for that we need to prepare our lessons well. If we choose to be lazy, we can have a difficult time passing an exam, and naturally it’s not something that we actually want. We want to do better, but we are not ready to make efforts, all right, instead of knowing the consequences of being lazy. What do we do? We also don’t want to fail in exams.

Jealousy is not a good thing, and it is known to all. Jealousy can bring only destruction. I’m not saying there is anything wrong with improving, but it’s not good to expect others not to improve just because you aren’t improving. That is something not right. In this world, there are many people who feel bad seeing others be successful in life. It doesn’t help them improve their lifestyle or skills. They want the bad for others, but in the end, they actually harm themselves more than anyone. It can be intentional or unintentional; they also know such a situation may come if they become jealous of others. Why do they choose the path of destruction? We humans are indeed mysterious, as well as our thoughts, and I don’t have any exact answers to those questions.