Quote by Arthur Ashe

If I were to say, God, why me? about the bad things, then I should have said, God, why me? about the good things that happened in my life.

If I were to say, God, why me? about the bad things, then I

Summary

This quote reflects the idea that if one questions why they experience negative events in their life, they should also question why they are fortunate enough to experience positive moments. It suggests that instead of focusing only on the hardships, it is important to acknowledge and show gratitude for the good things that occur. By highlighting the need for balance and perspective, this quote encourages a more nuanced understanding of life's ups and downs.

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