When facing the teeth of adversity, we either hide from our challenges by avoiding them or we face them head-on. The easy option is to hide from our problems because we will live to see another day, but if we choose to do so, sooner or later we will again be victimized by the similar circumstances. On the other hand, the tougher option is to face our problems head-on with intentions of completely shattering them, but if we choose to do so too soon, we could ruin ourselves and others
Hiding from our problems, in most cases, is simply the easy way out. If you're not a confrontational persons, dealing with "drama" on a regular bases is both tiresome and deflating. Simply "turning the other cheek" is ideal and in many cases, its actually helpful with overcoming adversity. In the end, living a stress-free lifestyle is your ultimate goal and by turning the other cheek to adversity, you'll be choosing temporary happiness over sadness. But in most cases, temporary happiness at the expense of sadness is like a game of Poker, you'll win some of the time but not most of the time.

In conclusion, there's no right or wrong way to facing the teeth of adversity. The easy option is to hide from our problems now, and pray similar circumstances don't resurface later, but that's highly unlikely because we'll see them again. The tougher option is to face problems head-on, but if we're not mentally prepared for the task, we will ruining ourselves and others in the process.
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