Quote by James Russell Lowell

There are two kinds of weakness, that which breaks and that which bends.

There are two kinds of weakness, that which breaks and that

Summary

This quote suggests that weakness can be categorized into two types: the kind that causes one to shatter or crumble under pressure, and the kind that allows one to adapt and flex in difficult situations. It highlights the importance of resilience and flexibility in facing challenges, implying that weakness in the form of rigidity or inability to adapt can be more detrimental than the vulnerability of being easily broken. Ultimately, it encourages individuals to cultivate the ability to bend under pressure rather than be completely undone by it.

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