Do you sometimes ask yourself Why me?

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SuperFly Original Profile

Yes, I say it once in a great while. When I do, for what ever reason, It is usually over something very insignificant. I do it usually only alone. I think it is a slightly irrational way for me to "vent" tbh.

Im aware of how hideous that sentence can be! thus why-- I try not to say it around people. Usually a long tape of how much other people DO NOT have--- but I do have, plays through my mind not long after I said it.

Charles Davis Profile
Charles Davis answered

I more often ask "Why not me?" Like when that HUGE lottery was won, I was like "why not me?". Or when I heard Brittney Spears had a boy friend, I was like "why not me? (at least for one night). Or even that hiker that found that 2,000 year old sword, "why not me?".

Didge Doo Profile
Didge Doo answered

Nah. I learned a long time ago that dog won't hunt. Bad things and good things happen to everybody. Life's like that.

Jann Nikka Profile
Jann Nikka answered

Sometimes. 

otis campbell Profile
otis campbell answered

Im 54going on a 100 i been thrue hurricanes jail prison i had money and good jobs with no benefits and now im poor living in a small rv trailer with my cat motormouth. Life throws everything it can at you. If your still standing your doing something right

Tom  Jackson Profile
Tom Jackson answered

Not since I was a teenager, since I have significantly more influence on what happens to me and how I respond to externalities.

The occasional problem without a solution is something I endure as necessary if I cannot resolve it any other way and I try to minimize any ancillary negative effects it may have on me.

My responses are normally "Cool," "Hmm," or "S**t."

PJ Stein Profile
PJ Stein answered

No. I am more of the "What am I going to do?" type person. Life throws everyone curveballs. I don't see the point of wondering why. It is wasted time and energy. I would rather just deal with what is front of me, and move on.

Darik Majoren Profile
Darik Majoren answered

Right up until I relinquished the idea of "Fate" or "Destiny" . . . Now I am simply a victim of Situations and Circumstances and the only control I have is how I will react to them. One should embrace, that even our reaction is mostly (if not completely) governed by our impulsive decision making, which is faster then our cognitive one.

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