Hello、munejyuka。

In the book I read the other day、

What you have is more important than what you don't have.

It was written as。

I didn't get it right at first, but、As I continued reading, I was convinced.。

It was a good content for me、I would like to write it here。

People are bad at thinking about things that aren't happening.

In this book、It was written that it is difficult for people to recognize things that do not exist.。

For example、

During the war, you can feel the war、When it's peaceful, you don't notice it

とか

When you are healthy, you are not conscious of being sick.

apparently。

It's as you say, isn't it?。

People who catch a cold every year、This year I will try to live a regular life so as not to catch a cold.、Actually, you can't do that kind of thing.。

After catching a cold、"a、After all, we have to do it properly.''。

I think that's to the point.。

I tend to lean toward “it’s better to do it” than “it’s better not to do it”

Also、When in a situation of receiving advice、

“It’s better not to do 〇〇.”

From the advice

“You should do ○○.”

It seems that people often listen to the advice of。

Rather than “something that doesn’t exist” that is better not to do.、They tend to lean toward ``certain things'' that they think are better to do.。

Moreover、It doesn't really matter whether it's useless or useful.。

It's not a difficult topic, but、It's quite deep。

Summary

It is an undeniable fact that "certain things" are valued in daily life.。

I think this probably applies to everyone.。

Horrible stories from the war、It will never be 100% understood by people who have never experienced war.。
This is something that can't be helped, but。

I don't think we should stop communicating just because of that.。