I was reading Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" the other day, and was reminded again of all the differing degrees of trials. If you recall, the opening portion of the book shows what each girl finds to be the most difficult in her life---and really, those same things tend to follow them throughout the book by only shifting focus slightly.
Now, when one reads the book the little trials seem innocuous enough, yet that is the thing to consider. Numerous trials that others face may indeed look "easy", but there is a reason we call trials trials.
We should consider our fellows when they reveal trials they face. It may seem like it is laughingly easy---but a trial is a trial.
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