Quote by Ezekiel Carsella

Life is war.

Life is war.

Summary

This quote suggests that life is a continuous battle or struggle. It's implying that individuals are constantly faced with challenges and obstacles that they must overcome in order to survive and succeed. Just like in war, one needs to be prepared, resilient, and adaptable to navigate through life's ups and downs. It conveys the idea that life requires effort, perseverance, and a strategic mindset to triumph over adversities and achieve personal goals.

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By Ezekiel Carsella

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