Life on Earth Isn't Always Fair

When my mother asked for my help, I was fifteen. My grandmother saved me a lot of whipping, so I seemed to be fair, one leg jumped out of the cabin behind us and I left home. I told my mother that it was just. I do not know why I seem to be her favorite granddaughter. This is not as beautiful but talented as my other cousins. My hand is too small to play any instruments. My attention is too short to achieve excellent results at school. I can not do about the girls who can make my cousin.

Life is not fair! People, including our own parents, say that life is not necessarily fair, life is difficult. We are not always on our way and we can not get what we want. But for our people suffering from mental illness, there is a reality check here. As I have learned and have reminded myself, we do not want you to tell us. We remember that our own parents are sympathetic, understanding, supportive, mature and not ignorant in our time. We know life is tough, we have to work hard, and for some of us, we have to work harder than others. Just do not let your ignorance hurt your judgment or your vision. Just for your feelings and your beliefs for these moments.

If you consider life as a courtroom, life will be full of challenges. In court, everything in life should be fair. However, real life is not necessarily fair. Good people die young and criminals are free. If you try to limit your life to court metaphor, you will open yourself for repeated disappointment. Stepping stones can be a metaphor of life in many ways. In a negative sense, a stepping stone may explain a phenomenon that we can barely comfort before looking for a better job or a larger house. In another sense, the stepping stone is a very positive metaphor, expresses the life of the living goal in mind, and consciously recognizes the steps necessary to reach the goal.