Can life be full of thorns or roses all the time

Our life sometimes looks more complicated when we are faced with issues, even without having issues in life it is still complicated for us because no one knows how tomorrow will become, the next minutes, the minds of others, and so on.

Sometimes, our life starts to be roses, but not always as roses we would like our life to be because the more roses our life is, the more thorns that may be ahead of us. Why did I say this, it is because getting life satisfaction is one of the most difficult things in our life.

You might be very wealthy, but can still not be satisfied with your life as life comes with a bad marriage, sickness, problems, family issues, hate from those who don't like your progress, and so on.

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The question is can it be possible for one to live a comfortable life without any obstacles, I might say yes if only we can be satisfied with what we have, but it is difficult because we all want to attain success in life to avoid being oppressed.

There is much happiness in life when we have chosen to make other people happy which according to Emerson 👇

"Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting some on yourself." (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Happiness is good, but no matter how happy you are you can be discomfort one day which is the ability of you to understand the fact that life is not full of roses or thorns.

Thorns can be a hurtful experience that might come back to haunt you or your loved ones. Our life is usually beautiful when it is roses, but bitter when it is thorns we must understand that sometimes thorns come before roses to help balance the life of the future ones.

Thorns make us stronger and help us to respect the dignity of others, without you experiencing thorns in life you might think others who are experiencing thorns aren't worth living for. Challenges are part of our life for you to attain success then you must be ready to face some challenges in life.

Our lives can be without thorns when we have decided to care for each other and avoid I or me alone, according to Aristotle.

"The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in developing the capacity to enjoy less." (Aristotle).

Life is indeed worth living when you truly understand the purpose why you are being created.