PATIENCE

Everything that resembles pride or a spirit that puts others in ridicule it reveals a person who is full of herself. This kind of person does not see his own shortcomings but is pleased when he sees that others have a hard time. Here is the worst side of your own nature:

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it hurts easily, it is full of contempt, it is haughty, jealous, incapable to forgive, and little compassionate.
You and I are not perfect. You must be patient with your faults and with the defects of others. Be practical with your expectations. Nobody is It makes perfect in a day. Even the most perfect people have many imperfections ... this means that you too! If you are impatient with the faults of others, you only show how imperfect you are.
Your flaws and my faults make it difficult for us to be good friends! But we can only fulfill the law of Christ by supporting each other.
On the other hand, do not excuse your faults or the faults of others. Let that your love, patience, and goodwill, capable of overlooking the temperamental outbursts, flow between you and all those with whom you associate. Do not pick at other people's defects. Nobody likes that and you can only get more people away from what is good. You can even make someone turn around after taking their first unstable steps towards God. Renounce your critical nature and stay in contact with Christ within you. Encourage yourself and those around you to renounce pride and selfishness.
Live a simple life before God. Accept what God allows in your lifetime. His mercy is what has allowed these events to take place. Do not let yourself be irritated inwardly by the small problems and tribulations that cross your life. Resist them as you would with a headache without making them worse. Meanwhile, continue with your inner prayer as usual. When things are difficult in your life, prayer will be more difficult, love will be less tender, and the presence of God will feel less. Just learn to be faithful during these times of trial ... that's all God asks. Greater is the force that drags a boat against current a quarter of knot that a whole knot with the wind in stern. Treat the complaints of your own nature as certain people treat their capricious appetites. Do not listen to them and act as if you did not feel them.