Summary
This quote suggests that the individual expressing it has faced more difficulties in dealing with their own thoughts, emotions, and personal struggles than in dealing with anyone else. It highlights the internal battles and challenges we often face, emphasizing the complexity of managing one's own behavior, decisions, and inner conflicts. The quote acknowledges that self-improvement and self-awareness can often be a more demanding and ongoing process than resolving conflicts with others.
Topics
Christianity
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