IDIOMS AND PROVERBS « MARD LIFE

Experience Is The Best Teacher (IDIOMS AND PROVERBS)

The problem with experience though? It often held us back. We remember things from our past, we see patterns playing out before us, and we have to react.

Fortune favors the bold (IDIOMS AND PROVERBS)

Cast your vote for people you genuinely believe in. Fortune does favors the bold. Fortune also favors the wise voters.

By Their Fruits (IDIOMS AND PROVERBS)

Fruits never fall far from their parent trees. Look. Ask questions. All of their neighbors can't be uniformly evil while they just happened to be the only saint on the street.

Beauty Lies In The Eyes Of The Beholder (IDIOMS AND PROVERBS)

Indeed, there was a time when beauty truly lay in the eyes of the beholder. A time when men were open to judgement and did judge each other honestly.

Misery Loves Company (IDIOMS AND PROVERBS)

Man is a social being. We tend to share our belongings as well as mental state with the company around us. Happiness, misery, confidence, jealousy, any other feeling we might be having, we inadvertently share it with those around us.

All Is Fair In Love And War

It is easy to claim that "I am in love", just as it is easy to say "I hate him". What isn't easy is the responsibility that comes with love or war.

Of Pen And Sword – Idioms & Proverbs

But then, there is one lesson I did learn from reading those papers; "The pen is mightier than the sword... Except when the sword is hanging over your head."

Judge Not – Idioms And Proverbs

The same man who asks you not to judge him stealing company's money would condemn you for sleeping with your neighbors daughter, while your female friend sees nothing wrong with gossiping but everything wrong with abortion.