Thread: Seriousness Suffering is part of life
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Old 10-03-2014, 07:16 AM   #6
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I didn't say that every achievement must have suffering, nor did I say it had to be a deeply painful experience to count. Please do not put words in my mouth.
I don't think I suggested that you did. Please don't put words in my mouth! I was arguing against your statement that;

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So I think that while suffering might not define life it does add value to our achievements.
You then modified your statement to;

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I was just saying that there is satisfaction in achievement even though there is often some element of suffering involved.
If all you are saying is that you can take pride in achievement despite suffering, then, yes, I agree. But, you very clearly stated that suffering adds value to achievements (see above). That's what I disagree with. Perhaps you could clarify which of those two you actually mean? They're really quite different.

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