Human nature is like the changing clouds—when you are prosperous, many gather; when you fall, they scatter. This is not cruelty, but reality.
The poor struggle to borrow; the rich are offered money freely. It’s not about kindness, but about perceived value.
Even family ties can fade with years of hardship. Not out of heartlessness, but because everyone has their own burdens.
In times of trouble, don’t count on those who once called you friend. If they don’t step on you, that is already grace.
Those who once promised gratitude may fall silent. Remember: in times of crisis, rely on yourself, not past favors.
Life is a journey. To see through human nature is not to become cynical, but to gain clarity. Let go of expectations, and you will find peace.