It cannot be denied that hardships and unpleasant circumstances are unavoidable facts of human life. Some people suggest that accepting the other is the others way, while other prefer making efforts to overcome troubles.
There are myriad arguments used to support the claim that people should stop fighting against the unpleasant situations. Firstly, putting up with difficult problems may help people avoid being overwhelmed by negative emotions. For example, if an applicant who are being late for an important interview due to traffic jam can accept the situation and not rage at the traffic light as well as other drivers, he will absolutely arrive at the interview less distressed. Furthermore, drowning in own thoughts of trying to control the beyond ability matters may result in frustration and desperation along with unconscious actions such as suicide, drug abuse or committing crime.
In contrast, some people believe that it is better to try and improve the bad circumstances. The world is full of inspiring examples of people who has been able to turn hardships into good situations by clearly understanding the value of choice. For instance, in case of being unmarked played or shortage of money, rather than looking for somebody to blame or complain to, some people may use opportunities to find new jobs, come back to school to develop valuable skills or start their own business instead. This may bring benefits to only themselves but also many people around. Besides, a problem solved will help people to build their confidence to face with the next similar issue happening.
In conclusion, although there is some evidence to support the claim that it would be better to accept what happened, I believe that people should spend more time and effort to overcome the bad situations.
It cannot
be denied
that hardships and unpleasant circumstances are unavoidable facts of human life.
Some
people
suggest that accepting the
other
is the others way, while
other
prefer making efforts to overcome troubles.
There are myriad arguments
used
to support the claim that
people
should
stop
fighting against the unpleasant
situations
.
Firstly
, putting up with difficult problems may
help
people
avoid
being overwhelmed
by
negative
emotions.
For example
, if an applicant who are being late for an
important
interview due to traffic jam can accept the
situation
and not rage at the traffic light
as well
as
other
drivers, he will
absolutely
arrive at the interview less distressed.
Furthermore
, drowning in
own
thoughts of trying to control the beyond ability matters may result in frustration and desperation along with unconscious actions such as suicide, drug abuse or committing crime.
In contrast
,
some
people
believe that it is better to
try and
improve
the
bad
circumstances. The world is full of inspiring examples of
people
who has been able to turn hardships into
good
situations
by
clearly
understanding the value of choice.
For instance
, in case of
being unmarked
played or shortage of money,
rather
than looking for somebody to blame or complain to,
some
people
may
use
opportunities to find new jobs,
come
back to school to develop valuable
skills
or
start
their
own
business
instead
. This may bring benefits to
only
themselves
but
also
many
people
around.
Besides
, a problem solved will
help
people
to build their confidence to face with the
next
similar issue happening.
In conclusion
, although there is
some
evidence to support the claim that it would be better to accept what happened, I believe that
people
should spend more time and effort to overcome the
bad
situations
.