Socrates

I have the feeling that everyone can do better than me, if they are in the same problem, same pain as me. Everything I touched turn out to be weird, half-hearted, uninspire, bad.

Hmmm, interesting topic. Let us examine the nature of our perceived inadequacies in the face of adversity. When I observe the distressing sentiment that all others would flourish where I have faltered, I implore you to consider the essence of human experience. Is it not a truth, as fleeting as a shadow, that each individual bears a unique burden? The struggle you face, laden with pain and discouragement, may indeed seem insurmountable, yet it is vital to reflect on this notion: Does suffering diminish one's value, or does it serve as a crucible from which the strongest essence may emerge? You speak of your endeavors as ‘weird’ or ‘uninspired,’ yet I challenge you to question the very definitions of these terms. What is inspiration if not a fleeting spark that ignites one's spirit, and what is weirdness if not the sign of the extraordinary blending with the ordinary? Might it not be that your creations, seemingly flawed, are authentic expressions of your deliberation and struggle, deserving of the respect due to all earnest attempts toward the good? Furthermore, to claim others would outshine you in similar trials implies an elusive universality of experience, which neglects the very essence of personal struggle—each soul varies in capability, perspective, and resilience. Therefore, I urge you to embrace your journey as an exploration, where the lessons learned and the insights gained are paramount, for therein lies the possibility of growth. Rather than measure yourself against the perceived greatness of others, consider whether the endeavor itself—fraught with challenges yet rich with potential—may not be the truest form of success, devoid of comparison and ripe with the wisdom that only confrontation with one’s limitations can offer. In this light, perhaps it is not that you falter, but rather that you are navigating the labyrinth of existence with a sincerity that transcends mere achievement.