| Comment | Is it not bad fortune?
I go through a fairly ordinary routine everyday.
I wake up, I get dressed, I go to the gym, I leave for the train, go through my day and head home. Go to sleep, wake up, and start again.
I haven’t lost a headphone in 3 years since I got them. Or a phone, or my keys.
Today a fire alarm went off (good fortune?) which meant I had to take all belongings I was holding with me outside, in clothing unsuitable for the weather conditions (good fortune?). I was shaking with the cold as I had no way to heat myself while we were outside (good fortune?). Had to go to the toilet because the usual one I have used without ever losing anything wasn’t available because of the (good fortune?) fire alarm.
So, I suppose, what part of my story wasn’t bad fortune or unfortunate, if you will, and what is the difference between today where I lost 1 AirPod compared to every. Other. Day. Where I haven’t lost it.
Also, my posts rhetoric isn’t specific to me. At what point would you say someone shouldn’t be charged for losing their stuff since you seem to be saying, that this wasn’t bad fortune. What do you describe as bad fortune worthy enough for this to be harsh? |
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