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Bear the inevitable with dignity.

Bear the inevitable with dignity.

Summary

This quote advises individuals to face and accept things that are unavoidable or certain in life with grace, poise, and self-respect. It encourages embracing difficult circumstances or challenges without complaint or resentment, understanding that fighting against the inevitable will only lead to frustration. Instead, it suggests maintaining composure and inner strength while dealing with these unavoidable situations, demonstrating a resilient and mature attitude towards life's realities. It implies that accepting and handling the inevitable in a dignified manner is essential for personal growth and finding inner peace.

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