If things always work out for the best, how do you explain bad things that happen?
Sometimes, life takes a bad turn and never gets better. People get sick and die, go broke and end up homeless, etc. You don't always learn and improve so things don't always work out for the best. I think it's naive to believe that. Convince me otherwise :)
8 Answers to "If things always work out for the best, how do you explain bad things that happen?"
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Many of my bad experiences have made me better. Experience can be a good teacher. But it is not always easy, huh?
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Life is not straight !
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sounds insensitive but.....bad events signify turning points. yeah it f***ing sucks that bad things happen, and we all go through them, but if we didn't then would there have been anything learned in life? Changed perspectives arise after bad situations, and we then progress, then things eventually work out for the best.
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it won't get any better unless that person either changes their attitude, learns an important life improving lesson, or if all else doesn't work, comes to terms or accepts his/her downfall. Blissfulness is a form of coping.
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The key words here are "...work out for the best..." That doesn't say that it started good and worked out for the best, because it was good from the start, so it must mean that "bad things" happened and will work out for the best, right?
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Bad things are a part of the bigger picture.
It's just hard to see it sometimes :/Like (1)
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you learn from the bad things
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I use Bad Things Expainator Q45.It can explain any ****
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Posted by juliana9 Jun 4th, 2012 at 1:15AM
Your point is too narrow. If you don't improve yourself, or if you get sick, someone else will take your place, so it's good for him. Every bad is for some good.
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Reply by goldilks Jun 4th, 2012 at 2:40AM
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Reply by juliana9 Jun 4th, 2012 at 4:02AM
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