RE: The Final conclusion. {Why I would remain calm}.
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It's not easy to deeply accept the concept of wanting to patient. I think the brain is wired as a teenager to want immediate satisfaction. You have guts to write about more.
We would do anything to get an alternative or a booster to achieve the goal.
Somehow I wonder if you were referring to the Pfizer booster vaccines Americans were urged to take.
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Am sorry, if I may ask what B and E is. I really want to know. Thanks so much my friend ; )
Hi @savagetobi,
B and E are the letters I was missing to make the following sentence correct:
I thought it was ironic that I quickly commented on a blog about patience without proofreading well. Same goes for our code. It seems that some errors are less detrimental than others.
Ooo now I get 😂 I totally understood your comment
Actually I was not referring to Pfizer booster but I think I would go and read more on that. It just this feeling of inpatient that attack most teenagers; making us feel like, we are likely not to achieve our goals at an active stage.
I have a teenage son and I remember my teenage years well. Peace, patience and even reasoning are rare commodities in the early teens.
Not only was I blind to my stubborn drive for nothing. I was also quick to blame somebody else when things were not going my way. Teenage life is difficult. It was not easy to live with my teenage self but I'm glad that I did. I learned to fail during my late teens and that was one of the most eye opening experience in my life. Teenage years are one the the best time for learning and starting again. It looks like you already have many talents so continue with patience to seek the good things and you will find them.
I am so overwhelmed by your comments @mineopoly. Honestly you have said it all and there are wisdom in your words.