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Absolutely! Even in the shittiest, darkest of times, there is always a positive to be found. It may be difficult to see at the time, but it's always there.
Like if your house burns down, you don't have to mow lawn anymore? Like, if someone lost all limbs and their dog, at least they don't have to buy shoes anymore? Sometimes, things are just pure shit and you have to dig yourself out and positive is nowhere near visible until you're done digging yourself out.
 
Like if your house burns down, you don't have to mow lawn anymore? Like, if someone lost all limbs and their dog, at least they don't have to buy shoes anymore? Sometimes, things are just pure shit and you have to dig yourself out and positive is nowhere near visible until you're done digging yourself out.
Whatever you need to tell yourself.
 
Whatever you need to tell yourself.
I'm illustrating the realism. The problem with Hallmark card optimism is that it feels profound, but offers absolutely nothing tangible to the person suffering.
 
You don't have to waste your time on mowing the lawn, maintaining a lawnmower, buying gasoline for it... That's technically positive.
 
I'm illustrating the realism. The problem with Hallmark card optimism is that it feels profound, but offers absolutely nothing tangible to the person suffering.
In your opinion. I'm about the biggest realist there is. If you're dealt a hand of shit, play the cards. Pick YOURSELF up, nobody is going to do it for you! Find a positive and move forward.
 

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