Elucidating Questions

I sees me a theme I do

What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger

Such bullshit was rarely spoken so confidently by so many

In any number of cases this is clearly not correct at best

And at worst it’s callous and dismissive

How does denying the damage anything up to death can do, do?

It may not kill you, that doesn’t mean you’ll be stronger for it

I don’t hear it as often as I used to

And the theme appeared to be admonishing the phrase

There’s so many things in this world that can do so much worse to you than simply dying

What doesn’t kill you may very well send your life on a trajectory it was never meant to be on

We need to acknowledge these things

Not sweep them under the rug