The greater the demand, the greater.....

The greater the demand, the greater the disappointment:

    There is no limit to what we want, the more we get in human life, the more we want.

    One thing is certain, there is no limit to this desire or the number of people who have been able to stop this desire is very low.

    Over time, the scope of our demands or expectations increases greatly - either because of sheer demand or because of position.

    At one time, it seemed that the desire for demand might stop here - but instead of stopping, it only increased.

    This calculation of our wants and needs is not new, it has been going on for ages. On the contrary, because of this demand, people's desire to live may have increased. Or, perhaps, the desire to live may have decreased at some point.

    The difference is that words or actions like frustration, worry, and instability are created by needs or expectations. The higher your expectations, the greater the frustration.

    The point is, there must be needs and expectations, but they must be in moderation and as little as possible or limited.

    If you cannot restrain yourself in this position, only disappointment will occur. Therefore, the less expectations, the less disappointment.