Although there are many quotes that came from Martin Luther King Jr. there is one that stands out the most for me. The quote, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” is the quote that is more towards my preference. Some might judge my choice of quote or they can relate and make a connection to what I have chosen. Like some other quotes, this quote is about love and hate. Describing and meaning a lot towards me because well, it's like a tip in life for me. It's as if it's sending a real, true, deep message towards me and I like that message. In all, this quote that has come from Martin Luther King Jr. means something big towards me and my whole average life. It might not seem like it, but this quote is bigger than
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My first time reading this quote, the first thing that came up to me was just a small phrase, " Life and Home." Why, may you be asking? It's because I have gone through love depression and family depression. When reading the part "Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that." I thought of so much. Like how much I could've solved in the past if only I loved my parents more than just hate them. If I loved my parents so much like how I love them now, maybe those problems would've never occurred. So many thoughts in one place and time made me go "insane." I hated the thought of how much I could've done if I loved things more than just hating them. but thinking about it now. I shouldn't start hating on people and things around me. I should be more grateful and love things a lot more. That was also when a connection popped up in my mind. I used to hate my friend Mohammad in my class because he was so annoying in 5th grade and 4th grade. However, as time passed by and I got to know him better. I gradually knew how
My first time reading this quote, the first thing that came up to me was just a small phrase, " Life and Home." Why, may you be asking? It's because I have gone through love depression and family depression. When reading the part "Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that." I thought of so much. Like how much I could've solved in the past if only I loved my parents more than just hate them. If I loved my parents so much like how I love them now, maybe those problems would've never occurred. So many thoughts in one place and time made me go "insane." I hated the thought of how much I could've done if I loved things more than just hating them. but thinking about it now. I shouldn't start hating on people and things around me. I should be more grateful and love things a lot more. That was also when a connection popped up in my mind. I used to hate my friend Mohammad in my class because he was so annoying in 5th grade and 4th grade. However, as time passed by and I got to know him better. I gradually knew how