The feeling of pain is unforgettable. It consumes us in all aspects of our lives. Whether it is physical pain from an injury, mental pain from being hurt, or emotional pain of losing someone you truly care for, pain will always be there to hurt us.

The truth is, pain is a part of life. If you do not feel pain, you are not truly living. The feeling of pain is complex and confusing. You often wonder why you are dealing with this pain at this exact moment in your life. The pain you are feeling can also make living day to day life hard. It can consume your thoughts, causing you to overthink about what you could have done to prevent this pain in the first place. You regret that you even put yourself in this situation to feel this pain, because feeling pain takes away the joy that you want to feel and replaces it with feelings like anger, sadness, and regret.

It can be hard to think of pain as something to make you stronger. In the face of your journey struggling with this pain, the last thing you would want to do is see the good in the pain that has come into your life.

The only way to use your pain to strengthen you is to accept it. You have to accept this pain as being part of your life, and use it to your advantage. You have to be the one to admit that you are no longer at peace with yourself because of this pain, and then you can work on becoming stronger with this pain present in your life.

This pain that you feel will always be a part of you. There is no way to forget it. You cannot bury it away and hope that it goes away, because if you do, it can cause bigger problems like depression and anxiety. Instead, you have to face your pain head-on and you will become stronger.

Finding strength from your pain is not easy, either. You have to be okay with the fact that this pain is what has caused you to become hurt. You have to remember that this pain is only temporary, and that you have the strength to fight it if you see that it can be a positive part of your life. Pain comes into our lives at the most inconvenient times, making us confused as to why we are feeling this way. However, by using pain to motivate yourself, you can learn a lesson.

You can learn more from pain than you ever did from joy. You can learn that no matter how much pain you endure in your life it will not make you less of a person. Your pain does not define you; what defines you is how you act because of your pain. Once you accept your pain as part of you, you can move on from it and become a stronger person. You can learn to move on, to love better, to be happier, more forgiving, and to not let anything like this break you again. Pain helps you to become who you should be, not break you.