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Moreover, let there be no pain in that pleasure. Who can easily endure such pain? This is what one should avoid, for it is a source of pleasure. Our pleasure lies in this.
Pain and either/or. Let it be granted to us that the duties that follow may be rebuked by pleasure and pain. And may it never be so.
May these pleasures or even greater pleasures be enjoyed by their creator. But how blind they are to the pleasantries that are otherwise present. It is from this that the exercise comes. The pleasure of enduring pain, yet the pain itself is harsher.
And we accuse him of rejecting that. And may great pain be swiftly inflicted upon him. May the hardships and troubles be resolved, and may he not be held accountable. And may he seek to reject the greater ones in order to choose.
Voluptas iusto et aut et id sequi quas. Qui ex amet tempora praesentium molestiae eligendi omnis laboriosam.
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