●No matter who you are, as long as he is alive, you cannot call him happy (Greece)

●Life is an incurable headache caused by being on the streets ( Macefield)

●Life is a terrible hard labor (Dickens)

●In this world, what we live with is full of sin and sorrow (Cy Johnson)

●We are born crying, living in pain, and dying disappointed (Fuler)

●Winning the world is not losing it. It’s a boring world anyway (Byron)

●Self-rejection is a poisonous snake that sucks the fresh blood of the soul and injects the venom of world-weariness and despair into it (Germany)

●Hate yourself and contempt for oneself is a peculiarly human disease (Montaigne)

●Many people would appear much better if they could appear in their true colors. But they often behave poorly on purpose and seem to take pleasure in doing so (Mark Rutherford)

●People who are willing to degenerate always think that they are the most hopelessly paralyzed, so they always It is impossible to live in a state of dependence (Hen Ellis)

●Those who despise themselves cannot be talked to; those who give up on themselves cannot be talked to (Mencius)

●Don’t be afraid of hundreds of people. If you lose the battle, you are afraid of being discouraged

●Disasters are not disasters, but discouragement adds to disasters

●Discouragement is the mother of despair (Keats)

● Discouragement begets disappointment, and disappointment begets wavering (UK)

●If a person is downcast, his horse will not be able to run (Arab)

●Discouragement is like an ocean, and if you fall you will not be able to float. Get up (Kazakhstan)

●Except for psychological failure, there is actually no failure in this world. As long as it is not a complete defeat, you will definitely win (Hen Austin)

●Think that you are a special person who will suffer no matter what. No one knows the pain of such a person.

●No one understands and no one sympathizes (Heise)

●Wise people never sit down and lament over failure, they must be optimistic and look for ways to save it (Shakespeare)

●When you get used to pessimism, it will be as pleasant as optimism ( Bennett)

●Pessimism is a poisonous substance like opium. Although it can sometimes be used as medicine, it should never be used as food (Chesterton)

●How many pessimists have died because of the desire to have the things they feared, in order to prove that they are right (Mallett )

●Perhaps the pessimist cries most desperately because the world is not as bad as he imagined (Bernard Berenson)

●In their opinion , there is always a black disaster star hanging on the bright colorful clouds in the sky (Emerson)

●Even if things happen and develop as expected, the world will not become better (Herr Laclit)

●Life is a terrible drudgery (Dickens)

●Good flowers do not always bloom, good times do not always last

●Flowers No one can be good without a hundred days of glory