Stupid is as stupid does

There is nothing to be done, the strongest always crush the weakest.

I tried to dwell on the reasons for this abuse and I must tell they are not all so logical or obvious.

Okay, everything that appears enormous to face scares us and we feel so small, perhaps even a little helpless that our instinct tells us to flee, yet what we have in front of us doesn’t always correspond to a danger.

A good heart can be hidden inside a giant, just as a tiny little creature can be poisonous.

But then how do we know who or what we are facing? And above all, how can we control our instinct to escape?

For example, we could train courage, which would help us see beyond our fears.

Or we could believe more in ourselves and in our ability to succeed, imagining we are the giants albeit with a height of 150 cm.

Because, in the end, who’s the weakest?

He is who doesn’t exceed his own limits.

Ok, but if, after taking courage, having worked on ourselves, having dressed up as giants, something were to tell us that it is better to avoid the problem… then it would be stupid to stay. Let’s start running as hard as we can but in the opposite direction.

Forrest Gump did this and he was certainly not weak nor stupid, he had a pure heart and besides, you know, he loved running!