Quote by English Proverb

He that seeks trouble never misses.

He that seeks trouble never misses.

Summary

This quote implies that those who actively look for problems or engage in negative situations will always find them. It suggests that trouble or adversity will inevitably come to those who constantly invite or search for it, highlighting the self-fulfilling nature of our intentions and actions. It serves as a warning against seeking out difficulties and encourages individuals to instead focus on positive endeavors to avoid unnecessary trouble.

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