Did you notice that a lot of people are complaining now? Some complain that they are underpaid. Others moan from the fact that they, the poor fellows, cannot be realized in a hateful job. We are always in the process of moaning, the subject may change, but the state does not go anywhere. The question arises as if by itself: is this really our fate? Not at all. But to approach this question, let's first find out the meaning of the noun "fate".
Meaning
No one talks about fate when it's about something good. For example, a child is told that it is time to wash the dishes, and he replies: “Well, then, my fate is decided.” And in the image of a teenager, senile features appeared, filled with wisdom and sharpness of perception of life.
Let's see if the explanatory dictionary agrees with this feeling: "Life circumstances, share, fate." By the way, the dictionary also points to the legitimacy of the phrase "happy fate." But, apparently, a similar meaninggot lost and forgotten in the process of exploiting the word, so the associations are exceptionally gloomy. And in general, what good can be in a predetermined fate? Even the substitutions for the meaning of the word “fate” contain typos of some kind of hopelessness. In general, "fate" or "fate" is remembered when things don't go as planned. But let's talk about it in the context of other synonyms
Synonyms
If a person is familiar with existentialist philosophers, then the object of study cannot evaporate from his vocabulary, because, for example, Albert Camus loves the word "fate" and its synonyms. And for everyone else (who didn’t like Camus), the list will be very useful:
- lot;
- destiny;
- fate;
- star;
- share;
- rock.
The presence of the noun "star" in the list may raise questions, but this is not something to worry about, because there is an expression "born under a lucky / unlucky star." So, the star is fate, so all doubts are gone.
Offers
Of course, at the very beginning we have one example, but I would like to write more sentences so that the reader has more material. So, examples:
- Yes, you can't escape your fate. We'll have to rise from the bottom.
- Maybe it's stupid, but we alth is not easy! After all, instead of striving for we alth, we althy people learn to resist the temptations that money implies.
- Okay, Count. Hurry up, otherwise you're going for a walk likeas if humbly accepting your fate. Boy, are you sick? Are we going to the vet this weekend? Not? That's good, let's go for a walk and most importantly, so that there is no blues.
The last example is about a dog. Animals are generally great masters of pretending to be sufferers. Let us leave the reader alone with the material and with thoughts about what fate is. With this, our mission is accomplished.
