If You Think That You Are Unlucky Or The Things That Happen To You Are Very Strange And Rare, Maybe This Part Of The Shutter Will Change Your Mind.
If you’ve had a bad day, you probably think you’re the unluckiest person on earth. We always believe that our problems are more significant and more complex than other people’s problems.
Still, in this part of Shutter, looking at the unexpected things that have happened to other people, we will tell you that maybe you should take a deep breath and stop thinking about questions like “Why me?” but do not.
I just wanted to see what we have in the fridge!
I got off the train at the wrong station. The next train arrives in seven hours! It’s cold and scary here and in the middle of nowhere.
Model farmer, I planted these carrots myself!
My dog accidentally ate a bee! Fortunately, he is fine.
It seems that my grandmother has a problem with the mixer.
Yes, I am going to enjoy watching the game live!
I wanted to have breakfast this morning when I saw a prize in it.
This deer broke the window and entered our school in Saskatoon.
Four days after moving to Chicago
With a thousand problems, I got myself to work in the storm, and then I realized that my boss had forgotten to tell me that we were closed today!
Both of these happened to me in one day.
I sneezed while driving!
It is our luck!
How is it possible?
It’s been a week since I bought PlayStation with great enthusiasm, but my dog seemed more enthusiastic.
This kid’s pizza fell from his hand and spread on the ground.
I think I lost my debit card.
Our toddler has just learned how to operate a microwave.
My father charged his phone at night and forgot to charge it until morning.
Someone punctured my gas tank, and the gas ran out.
This car has its sunroof open and parked exactly where it shouldn’t.
I bought these donuts to take home, But someone at my workplace got a bite from all of them.
A clinical psychologist says that we think bad things will always happen because we have high expectations or don’t expect anything other than what should go according to plan.
Practice not expecting clean water when you turn on the faucet, or if you’ve booked a hotel room, don’t expect the space to be clean and ready as soon as you arrive, she says.
However, do not try to predict terrible news and events. For example, remove the expression “don’t play until three” in this case. In the end, I must say that no matter how cliché this sentence sounds, problems can be opportunities. So when you come across one, ask what you can learn from it.
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