Dont let suffering become part of your identity

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Life may not be without pain. 
But life can be without suffering. 

Suffering is when you relive the pain long after the event occurred. 

It will not be easy to let go of suffering that has become part of your identity. 
Be careful of what you choose to repeat in your thoughts. 

Suffering is always optional.

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