When you care about situations or people, you're hopeful that things will get better. When you worry about them, you're afraid they won't.

Summary

This quote suggests that caring and worrying are two different perspectives that stem from the same place of concern. When you care about a situation or person, you hold hope that things will improve. On the other hand, worrying implies fear and doubts about whether things will actually improve. The quote reminds us that while caring offers optimism and positivity, worrying tends to dwell in uncertainty and negativity.

Topics