When a liquidation occurs, the market hits you like a punch. The idea of making quick money with leveraged contracts collapses the moment a losing order appears.

The most heartbreaking part isn't the account balance plunging, but realizing that you've been gambling with probabilities all along, treating trading as an escape to fill the emptiness in life. That false hope of "this time I can turn it around" is like standing on the edge of a cliff.

Stop-loss isn't giving up. Pressing the pause button is the first time you truly see yourself clearly. Market fluctuations are normal, but you shouldn't gamble your life on the K-line.

The real turning point comes from embracing the word "slow." When you start to do your own thing steadily, those once bloodied loss figures become the deepest lessons. Being knocked down, in the end, makes you stand the most stable. Saying goodbye to illusions is the true starting point.