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I support your persistence.
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Summarized by durumis AI
- Persistence means to persevere steadfastly, and it is impossible to say what is wasteful in a 100-year life.
- If there is something that you persist in, even if it is difficult, it is itself happiness, and there are people who have nothing to persist.
- If you feel rewarded by devoting your dedication and effort without being swayed by the opinions of others, I support your persistence.
"Jonber" is a Korean word meaning "to stubbornly endure".
Source: https://x.com/oisoo/status/217798508223270912
Sometimes I meet people who disregard the "Jonber" spirit. I know why they say that. If you keep clinging to something that doesn't seem to work, you just waste your precious youth and time. But in a 100-year life, isn't it difficult to say for sure what's a waste and what's not until you close your coffin?
Sometimes you come across something you want to quit after trying it just once, and sometimes you come across something you never want to quit even after hundreds of failures. What that is is different for everyone. I too have sometimes dug a hole in things I shouldn't have "Jonbered", and sometimes I've worked my butt off because I wanted to "Jonber".
The Lover’s Letter Box_George Baxter (English, 1804-1867)
If there's something you're "Jonbering" even though it's agonizing and painful, I want to say that you're a happy person. Because there are people who don't even have anything they want to "Jonber" and people who don't know what value "Jonbering" has because they haven't experienced it.
So, no matter what others say, if you find it fulfilling and happy to pour your heart and effort into something, I want to cheer on your "Jonber". Even if "Jonbering" is agonizing, if you embrace that agony as part of your life, you're an amazing person.
▶ I want to do everything well. I want to be a perfect person. But I'm not. There are so many things I'm unbearably lacking in. But I can't give up. So I just hold on to my trembling heart. I'm not strong, but I'm building up my endurance.
-쑥, nameless emotions
