Everything happens for a reason and as usual, we're always paralleled with the reason— never met and will never meet. Maybe, just maybe, there's a reason behind that too. However, knowing the reason/s doesn't make our task any easier. We do learn to accept things very soon because of this one statement. Using it every now and then on everyone who's in a state to believe it becomes the chore. But, not knowing the reason/s does affect us a little somehow. We just deny taking any effort to change it or challenge the probabilities. As a matter of fact, it just gets boring. No challenges, no obstacles; it becomes too plain to live using this statement on everything. It does have its pros and cons and they emerge in front of you on their right time for an unknown reason, ofcourse.
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