To Mathilde Loisel by Niko Bola

Laurene

gliponeolaurene — 2024-04-30 03:24:44 UTC

Dearest Mathilde,

I believe, in life, money isn't everything. Despite the belief that Money CAN by happiness, which I find true sometimes, it's not always the case. Family cannot be bought. Relationships cannot be bought (unless it's business). Let us enjoy life as is. Avoid being too materialistic in certain things. Avoid caring too much about what other people would think. :)

Crisman Jay R. Buitizon, 9 - Dalton

buitizoncrismanjay — 2024-04-30 03:25:14 UTC

You have to face it, Mathilde, you made mistakes that led up to your current situation. Mistakes on your dissatisfaction of your former economic status, so much so that when your husband, Monsieur Loisel, did his best to appease your lavish wants and you unfortunately lost it, your life went downhill. It goes to show that you should be satisfied with things as they are, although it is not bad to dream about getting more as growth is a part of our lives. Just remember now that not everything needs to be 24 karat gold or premium clothing from across the world. As long as you learn from your mistakes, you'll live a life that you might finally appreciate 🙏✨🥰

Marion Manolo Mesias | 9 - Dalton

mesiasmarionmanolo99 — 2024-04-30 03:25:34 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

I'm writing to share some thoughts with you.

Firstly, try to be happy with what you have. It's okay to dream big, but always wanting more can make life harder than it needs to be.

Secondly, honesty is important. If you had told Madame Forestier about the lost necklace from the beginning, things might have turned out better for you and your husband.

Valerie Clariño | 9 - Dalton

clarinovalerie — 2024-04-30 03:25:52 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

Being grateful in life gives you the ability to see more beautiful things around you. When you embrace your life and your status, whatever it may be, you will be able to live life to the fullest under your circumstances. You do not need the validation from other people, simple do your life the way you're able to do it. :)

Kervin John Cabonegro 9-Dalton

cabonegrokervinjohn — 2024-04-30 03:26:30 UTC

Mathilde, please be grateful and contented to what you have right now, be grateful to what you have in life right now and maybe someday all the things that you want will be given to you. Mathilde you should have been grateful and contented so things would have end better for you and others

Lovely Anne Bongon 9- Dalton

bongonlovelyanne1 — 2024-04-30 03:26:30 UTC

Hello Mathilde, What has been done is done, we want change that. But I want to give you some advice to avoid from it happening again. We don't need to show off everything we own, as well as the things we DON'T own. What matters is that you're happy. Being happy is as priceless as anything anyone could possibly own. Being happy and contented with your life is already something we can show off. We should just appreciate what we have and live life without worrying about what others will think of us. Because at the end of the day, it's our life. We live it as much as we want, we choose who we want to be with, we choose what makes us happy. sincerely lovely :)

Jhasmine Bualoy | 9 - Dalton

bualoyjhasmine14 — 2024-04-30 03:26:48 UTC

Dear Mathilde:

I know that not being able to get what you want can be frustrating sometimes. But, we should learn how to appreciate and be contented to what we have even if it is just a small thing. Appreciating these kinds of things will make your life a little happier.

Also, it is important to be honest to people that trusts you because they might help you to solve the problem you're facing instead of witholding it. I hope that this letter will help you and you'll live a better life in the future

Jhasna | 9 Dalton

jhasnaabusque — 2024-04-30 03:27:15 UTC

Dear Mathilde Loisel,

I've heard about your experience with the necklace and I would like to offer some kind advice. First and foremost, be honest to yourself; being real is preferable to pretending to be someone you are not. Second, appreciate what you have; pleasure does not come from luxury, but from being satisfied with your life. If I may advise, you should have told Madame Forestier the truth regarding the necklace. It would have avoided you years of hardship. Finally, remember that material possessions do not define us; our actions and character do. Perhaps your story could have ended better if you had focused on what truly important. :P

Jheann (9-Dalton)

dacullojheann — 2024-04-30 03:28:06 UTC

Dear Mathilde, You should be honest and be contented or appreciative of what you have. Not everyone possesses the things that you have. Contentment also brings oneself ease and enhances relationships with others. Also, when you are honest or contented with your possessions or materials, you may avoid a sense of pressure to attain unreasonable expectations. Expecting more in life is certainly good, but you should not neglect what you have and your relationship with others.

Gian Anthony B. Montuya

giananthonymontuya — 2024-04-30 03:29:10 UTC

Dear Mathilde,
My advice for you is that, she should be more contented of what you have rather than being unsatisfied. You should be grateful for the thing you have, especially the people around you. Do not be too greedy and enjoy your life to the fullest with that you have.

Princess Mae Neilyn C. Bobier 9-Dalton

princessmaeneilyn — 2024-04-30 03:29:27 UTC

I think you shouldnt have borrowed a piece of jewelry to madame forestier. Because real wealth isnt based on how far you've come. Its based on how hard you worked for it.

Abelardo Ace B. Bragais (9-Dalton)

abelardoace219 — 2024-04-30 03:29:43 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

I know your situation was hard, but I do think money should not be everything, and that you should be grateful for what you have in life and to not have a thirst for a lavish lifestyle like Madam Forestier had, Speaking of Forestier, If I were you, I should have put more into thought and asked if that necklace had any worth, or to put it into simple words:
"Don't judge a book by its cover"

Summer I. Burce! 9-Dalton

burcesummer0 — 2024-04-30 03:30:13 UTC

Hey there Mathilde!

The mistakes and damage you did cannot be changed, but YOU changing is still possible and the damage and mistakes you di can be prevented! I hope you learn your lesson...just a quick reminder that life doesn't have to be filled with jewelries and glams! Life is about what you have and appreciating it!

Shane Cordezar

2024-04-30 03:30:20 UTC

dear mathilde, having a dream and wants is great but you really need to appreciate what you have and remember that money isn’t everything. Whenever something happens like for example you loosing the necklace of Madame Forestier you should’ve told the truth and remember every action has consequences.

Lawrence B. Garcia (9 - Dalton)

lawrencegarcia1230 — 2024-04-30 03:30:31 UTC

Dear Mathilda,

Hi, how are you? I heard life has been hard on you, especially when you were put into severe debt. I hope you are now content with everything after being materialistic with your life. You should be grateful for what you have, Mathilda, you were living a nice and lavish life, sure it's not the one you want but it's the one you need. I know you're materialistic but try not to go so hard with the things you get, treat yourself some time but you should consider your financial status too.

Cheers 🥂
-Your old friend from San Diego

Queen Labordo 9-Dalton

queenelizabethlabordo450 — 2024-04-30 03:31:06 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

I want you to know that there's nothing wrong with being materialistic, just don't forget to be grateful and contented. Cuz not being contented may lead to desperation that may harm others. Appreciate everything you have, be humble.

Angelo B. Brosas 9 - Dalton

2024-04-30 03:32:31 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

If I were in your shoes I would think more positive in life even though we experience different problems we should always think possitively. You should also be more contented of what you have. It is better to be contented and to use what you have to help you strive more. Materials to dot define you but what you are as a person defines you more. I hope that you would be more happy in your life and be contented of what you have.

Ranielle R. Dacir 9-Dalton

dacirranielle — 2024-04-30 03:33:49 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

I would encourage you to prioritize gratitude and be contented with your current circumstances. Instead of longing for wealth and luxury, you could have appreciate what you have such as your husband and home. You should take responsibility for your mistakes and communicate to find a solution. By embracing gratitude, honesty, responsibility, and financial prudence, you could have avoided the tragic consequences of your actions and found greater happiness and fulfillment in your life.

James Matthew C. Escanilla

2024-04-30 03:34:25 UTC

dear, Mathilde

Try to think about the things that are present having the time to value things that are there could also make your life happy. Always try to be grateful even though sometimes there are instances when we really can get the things that we want instantly. So try to appreciate things and think to be mindful of things.

Frances Jacob Carnalan

carnalanfrancesjacob19 — 2024-04-30 03:36:52 UTC

Dear Mathilde,
Being materialistic is indeed tempting and when you’re already used to it, it’s hard to change. It is true that to some people, owning luxury materials makes life better and more exciting. However, real treasures that when found true are forever, like relationships, love, and genuine happiness are far more rewarding and I believe they make life more deep and meaningful. This real treasure cannot be replaced. So, as a friend, I think you should prioritize being grateful and showing your appreciation to your life’s real treasures. Loving and being loved is the ultimate way to make you feel complete and content.

Lovely Shane Cas

2024-04-30 03:43:10 UTC

Dear Mathilde Loisel,

Try to be happy with what you have and appreciate it instead of wishing for what you don't have. Be thankful for what's yours.

Bernadine Borlagdan, 9 - Dalton

2024-04-30 07:00:03 UTC

Dear Mathilde,

You already went through a lot and I know you've learned your lesson. There really are things much more important than material things. The fancy dresses, sparkling jewelries? None of these matter in the end. Maybe you should try to step back and look closer. The experience, the emotional aspects of life, those are the ones you need all along.