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The Greatest Freedom in Life: Stop Asking "Why"
2026/07/06

The Greatest Freedom in Life: Stop Asking "Why"

See the world clearly, take back control of your life, and stop handing your fate to others.

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Many things in life actually have no logic behind them, and no clear reason. When a couple breaks up, whether it is the man or the woman, there is really no need to insist on asking the other person why they want to break up. If you ask for the reason, it means you are still being controlled by someone else, because you cannot control your own fate. Asking someone else for their reason means you are under their control.

So, our destiny is decided by ourselves. I absolutely never think about why, because no answer can solve the problem. Only cutting things off and letting them go can solve the problem.

In life, you actually cannot ask why. If I get cancer, can I ask why? When the government taxes us, can we ask why? If you question the government about why it taxes us, then you are controlled by the government. The only way is to think about how to keep the government from taxing you, and to have as little to do with the government as possible, instead of handing your fate over to others to decide.

So after our channel was removed, the only thing to do was leave. The problem lies with the platform, not with us.

Any complaint, accusation, or constant questioning of "why" is handing control of your life over to the other party.

So I never ask why. I only do what I should do and refuse to be controlled by others. Only then can we take back the initiative in our lives.

See the world clearly, take back control of your life, and stop handing your fate to others. That is what is truly worth being happy about!

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