The good don't masquerade their goodness, they just are.

Is it not a sign of immaturity to wish for someone's downfall? To wish that he or she fails at whatever productive endeavours they are aiming at? Wishing to be the only one succeeding, while everyone else fails?It's a world where we are all dependent on one another, one way or the other; and trade is happening at a much more sophisticated level than ever before. It is to our collective benefit for people to succeed.

Judging a person's maturity by the number of years they've lived is misleading. This is because people mature at different rates.

It is us who change. We grow stronger, and the problems appear less imposing.

It is not the time that a person has lived that determines maturity, but what he does during that time.

I wonder what will happen when you actually enjoy the pains that life gives us sometimes. You'll be above them.

Running away, avoiding life's battles or giving up robs you of the opportunity to grow and be stronger.

Age doesn't determine maturity. It's the depth of life that does, not its duration.