Michel de Montaigne: Things are not so painful and difficult of themselves, but our weakness or cowardice makes them so.

Things are not so painful and difficult of themselves, but our weakness or cowar — Michel de Montaigne

Things are not so painful and difficult of themselves, but our weakness or cowardice makes them so.

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