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Amor fati demands you enthusiastically love fate

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Merely accepting terrible events is not nearly hardcore enough. Amor fati requires you to actively embrace and love everything that happens to you, no matter how catastrophic. By viewing every single disaster as absolutely necessary for your personal evolution, you transform extreme suffering into profound gratitude, which is incredibly irritating to complainers.

Amor fati demands you enthusiastically love fate
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