Que faire quand on est blessé par quelqu’un ?

The speaker discusses how individuals react when deeply affected by something or someone. They question the feeling of being unable to escape struggles and the last time someone encountered a drill or a knife with a pen, implying a lack of effective defense. The core idea presented is that all pain is self-inflicted, not caused by others. While someone else might act in a way they prefer, and you experience pain, the choice to feel that pain is yours. The speaker asks why one would choose to be pained, suggesting that if this mindset is adopted, one will become isolated because everyone will cause pain. The concept of a perfect human being who will not cause pain is dismissed as non-existent. The example of a celebration in Gujarat for Krishna is mentioned, where even a man might not be suitable for everyone present, reinforcing that no one is perfect and will inevitably cause some form of discomfort. The speaker emphasizes that others act based on what they know, and it is the individual who chooses to feel pained. While certain environments might hinder effectiveness, leading one to leave, this departure should not be driven by the fear of being hurt. The motivation should be to conserve energy and find a more suitable atmosphere, rather than reacting to perceived harm.