Bertrand Russell. (№ 415180)

The habit of hoping for the future and thinking that it gives meaning to what is happening now is very dangerous. There will be no sense in general if there is no sense in its parts. Do not think that life is a melodrama in which the main character or heroine suffers and suffers, and then finds happiness. I live now and this is my day, then my son will have his own day and then his son will come in his place.