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I could tell you stories and stories about the bad luck I’ve had. But I’m not going to do that. Because who am I to judge what’s “bad” luck? Maybe “bad luck” is what saved me from “absolutely fucking horrendous luck.”
Also, “bad luck” is often simply a consequence of bad decisions.
Or, it is really “normal luck,” but seems “bad” in contrast to one’s high hopes, goals and expectations. In the end, it’s just “luck.” It is what it is. Since life is suffering, the “luck” often morphs into a “suck.” Deal with it.
33 sats \ 0 replies \ @mo 17 May
thou just had the luck to see things differently, be grateful for it.
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embrace the suck, it could worse, like it's probably going to be, tomorrow! one must train hard in order to make the suck suck less;
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @mo 17 May
tendency to see a better tomorrow is too optimistic then? #982167
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