I've been thinking about this for a while and I'm not totally sure what I believe. I do believe that everything happens for a reason. I've also started to believe (against a previous belief) that not everything needs a visible or understandable explanation for why it happened, or why something will happen.
I guess the thing that kinda changed this was during a fight I had with my girlfriend. She didn't want me to do something because she didn't like it. I asked why she didn't like it and she explained to me why. Then I told her that what she was worried about only applied to certain situations and there is no valid reason to dislike what I was doing if I did it in situations that I had just outlined.
I missed something very important in that fight. I missed the fact that regardless of the situation, she doesn't like me doing it. There are no valid reasons why it should bother her, but it still does. I realized that I don't need a valid reason to not do the thing that bothers her. The only reason I need is that it does bother her. No other explanation is necessary.
I guess the above is kinda babbling (or maybe I'm talking about two totally different things), but it made me think that maybe I don't always need to know why something is, rather just to accept that it is.
I guess the thing that kinda changed this was during a fight I had with my girlfriend. She didn't want me to do something because she didn't like it. I asked why she didn't like it and she explained to me why. Then I told her that what she was worried about only applied to certain situations and there is no valid reason to dislike what I was doing if I did it in situations that I had just outlined.
I missed something very important in that fight. I missed the fact that regardless of the situation, she doesn't like me doing it. There are no valid reasons why it should bother her, but it still does. I realized that I don't need a valid reason to not do the thing that bothers her. The only reason I need is that it does bother her. No other explanation is necessary.
I guess the above is kinda babbling (or maybe I'm talking about two totally different things), but it made me think that maybe I don't always need to know why something is, rather just to accept that it is.
