Religion & Spirituality
2 mo

Have you ever felt your past struggles secretly prepared you for success?

When I was in university, I had one T. A. who appeared to be jealous of me because they told me they gave me a lower mark than I expected because I used a lot of big words and sounded pretentious, and arrogant in my essay.

I was angry, but on the next essay, the same TA gave me a high grade because they were religious and I used a loft of rich theological references in my paper, so they felt they could relate to me, and gave me a good grade that compensated for the lower grade I got on the previous paper, that boosted my grade where I made a perfect A by just 1% above the minimum grade required for a perfect A.

I also feel the trauma I faced as a teenager with emotionally abusive family members, made me a genius at analyzing human psychology and my skills in psychoanalysis helped me get high 90s in my art classes, which once again boosted me from a B grade to an A grade in university.

20 years ago, people thought I was crazy for trying to turn bible philosophy into thematic prototypes for algorithm analysis, and I was ridiculed and hated every time I talked about it, I was even diagnostically classified as mentally insane for my obsession with bible prototypes in the thematic context, but now with A. I. threatening the jobs of undergrads in 2025 and onwards, I am one of the very few people who can survive virtually any assault that A. I. puts against my writing career, because my thematic prototypes are way better in quality than any computer generated creation, so I am no longer crazy or considered crazy for being obsessed with algorithms for 20 years, now I am one of the few people able to retain their careers in the time of social media prototypes and A. I. building blocks.

Have you ever felt your past struggles secretly prepared you for success?
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