Sometimes we have to ignore our own feelings. Think of…
“Sometimes we have to ignore our own feelings. Think of them as only feelings. They are not always true. Devils are anywhere around us. They only know how to laugh when we childishly express our negative feelings toward people. People will hate us more that way. Devils always want us to fight, fight and fight with one another. If we don't learn how to ignore the pain we received from others, we will never grow up. Or if you'd like to stay as a kid forever, then don't learn anything from being hurt by people around you and keep hurting yourself, your heart and soul. Be like the clouds, when there's storm, they cry but still keep moving on and on in silent, and stay on top of the world. After the storm ended, they paint a colourful rainbow revealing their bright smile again.”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
Ignoring feelings can prevent growth; acknowledging pain is essential for maturity.
In simple terms: Feelings aren’t always true; ignore pain hinders growth.
Key Takeaway
Accept pain, learn, and move forward.
Themes
self-awareness
emotional health
resilience
growth
mindfulness
Mood
reflective
hopeful
serious
Type
Heart and soul:1
Hurting yourself:0
Negative feelings:1
Ignore Feelings:1
Hurt People:0
Feelings People:0
Think Feelings:0
Ignore Pain:1
When to use this quote
- personal development
- relationship conflict
- mental health coping
- self‑reflection
- emotional maturity
Key Concepts
cognitive distortion
emotional regulation
psychological resilience
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you differentiate true feelings from distortions?
- What steps help you process hurt without retaliation?
A Different Perspective
Pain avoidance can lead to stagnation and resentment.