As a sub 5 male, you will eventually learn to be strong. Because you will have to work harder to get what you want. And you will appreciate what you have. You will be more grateful and humble.

There's a positive to every negative. We should learn to love and be proud of what we have. We will become a diamond. Our value is through the rough just as diamonds are made.

If you have it easy in life you grow to take it for granted. You become spoiled. If you are a "sub 5 male" you struggle more and you appreciate things more. You know how hard it is to get something so you value more and you are more grateful for it.

Do you think that rich people appreciate a $100 more or less than poor people? 

Do you think that a poor person who worked hard to get good grades will appreciate his degree more or less than a rich person who got a degree handed to him? 

If a person gets everything he wants without having to work hard, he will grow to be entitled and spoiled. Spoiled people don't appreciate things as much as those who have struggled to get them. 

We appreciate things more when we work hard to get them because we know how difficult it was to get them.

 If a person got everything they want without having to work at it, they won't understand how hard the real world can be because they never had to experience the real world. It was a walk in the park for them. When they get their first taste of reality they realize that they've been living a sheltered bubble and they don't know how to cope. 

They've never experienced real suffering, so they don't know how to handle it in a healthy way. They never learned how to be self-reliant or how to problem-solve. They lack maturity and strength of character.

 If a person has had a hard life, they have more experience with dealing with adversity. They are better equip to handle difficult situations. They have had to make tough choices and they have more knowledge about how the world operates. Hardship helps us build character and strength of will. It makes us more resilient and resourceful. 

We become creative problem solvers. It is because of our struggles that we learn how to persist in the face of adversity and how to persevere through tough times. Our hardships help us to appreciate the good things in life and to enjoy the small moments in between.

Without struggles, we would never know how precious life is. We would never appreciate the good things the world has to offer, and we would never learn how to be grateful for what we already have. 

Hardship teaches us humility, compassion, and empathy for others who are suffering. It reminds us that life isn't always easy, and it gives us a greater appreciation for its preciousness.

Hardship helps us to develop a healthy and grateful perspective on life, and it can bring us happiness, peace of mind, and gratitude for the good things we do have.

 With hardship comes growth and development. We learn how to persist and how to push on in the face of adversity. We develop resilience, adaptability, and perseverance. We experience more gratitude for the good things in life and we appreciate more the importance of family and friends. 

Our experiences help us develop empathy and compassion for others and it gives us an understanding of the importance of community and connection. Hardship can be a powerful teacher and it can bring us greater happiness, satisfaction, and meaning in life. 

Hardship helps us appreciate life in a deeper way and it makes us wiser and more grateful for the good things we already have in our lives.

Hardships in life are a blessing in disguise because they teach us to be stronger, more resilient, more appreciative, and wiser. They allow us to appreciate the good in life more deeply, and they give us the tools to adapt and overcome any challenges we may face. 

Hardship is a powerful teacher and it can bring great joy and satisfaction in life. Hardship teaches us to be more grateful and mindful of what we have and it allows us to find value in each and every moment.