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I’ve tended toward this viewpoint myself as I’ve grown older. Just this week, our AC went out for 3 days (I live in Phoenix), and I got a pretty nasty head cold
by dclowd9901 3y ago
I’ve tended toward this viewpoint myself as I’ve grown older. Just this week, our AC went out for 3 days (I live in Phoenix), and I got a pretty nasty head cold at the same time. My past self would’ve been so bitchy and moany about the situation, but my current me was more “what can ya do?” I did what I could to try to keep my family as comfortable as possible and we got through it. Turned out to be a pretty incredible week by the end of it.
Side note: I truly do not mean to be flippant or victim blaming in any way, but honestly, OP, how did you get hit by a car? I’ve never even come close to getting hit by one, and I’ve changed tires on a freeway during rush hour. I mean to receive a genuine explanation here, because my children are young and I want to teach them how to be safe around roads. (I’m assuming this was a pedestrian-vehicle incident because the article is light on details)
- StevenWaterman 3y agoTwo drivers crashed into each other head on (but offset, corner-corner) and the wreckage slid into us on the pavement. Not something you could realistically blame me for or avoid.
- dclowd9901 3y agoDefinitely not. That’s just shit circumstances.
- h2odragon 3y ago> I want to teach them how to be safe around roads. "Assume that everyone that can see you wants to kill you." It's not bad advice elsewhere, either; but its the only realistic attitude on public streets.