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1 day agoOne humid evening, a man sat outside on his porch, enjoying the peace of the night. The stars blinked softly, and the cool air carried the scent of rain. Everything was perfect—until a mosquito arrived.
It buzzed close to his ear, hovering,circling, and making that tiny, irritating hum that seemed louder than thunder. He waved his hand to chase it away, but it kept coming back, singing its endless melody of annoyance. The man muttered, “Why can’t this little creature just do what it came to do and go?”
Finally, the mosquito found a spot on his arm, took a quick bite, and flew off into the dark. The man slapped his arm lightly, sighed, and smiled. “At least now, it’s gone,” he said, rubbing the small bump.
Then a thought struck him. Sometimes in life, people or situations are like that mosquito. Some would rather disturb your peace endlessly—buzzing around your space, making noise, and draining your energy—than simply show their intention, take what they came for, and leave.
He realized it was better to deal with someone’s brief sting than to endure their constant noise. Pain fades; disturbance lingers.
That night, as he went to bed, he whispered, “I’d rather take the bite of truth than the buzz of pretense.”
Moral:
Sometimes, what hurts you quickly can teach you faster than what irritates you endlessly. It’s better to face a small sting of honesty than to endure the constant noise of unnecessary distraction.