often quoted formula of Nietzsche: "What does not kill you makes you stronger."
The other day I saw a lady in consultation with Anne taught me that sometimes the reverse was true.
After telling me how much hardship in her life had gradually worn out and fragile, she concludes: "In my case, what does not kill me made me weaker. "
I was a little annoyed to answer him, I did not like it can leave with this idea in my head if I do not argue with her. We chatted a right time, and our trade has focused on the difference between weakness and fragility: I did not find any of the small but extremely fragile. There is in the idea of a moral weakness, which seems to weigh less in the fragility. Personally When I feel weak, I am discouraged and turn away from the action. When I feel weak, I do not turn away from acting but rather pushes me to be cautious and aware that I'm going to need other.
I hope the message got to her ...
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