“I don’t talk about it [his pain] too much because I don’t ever want to be perceived as a victim. I am not and have never been and never will be a victim of any circumstance I am in. I don’t wear victimhood on my shoulder. I don’t like to act like I am my wounds and repeatedly be reminded of my wounds. What happened in my youth carved me and forged me into the person I am today for better—purely better. We trade trauma for wisdom. When we go through heavy experiences, it deepens our eyes.”
Cole Sprouse
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Thank you for sharing Cole Sprouse’s perspective on pain and victimhood. It’s refreshing to hear someone speak so positively about how past experiences can shape us in a positive way. My question for you is, how do you think we can learn to trade trauma for wisdom in our own lives?
Y. E
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Hi, thank you for your support and comment. I appreciate it. And I think we can. I like to listen to people’s life stories, such as Cole. And many usually see pain as a way of learning. That, in return, can turn into wisdom if we chose to heal. Of course it’s a long process and difficult. But it’s achievable with patience and self-confrontation. Thank you. 😊
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