Adjectives.

Sometimes things just happen out of the blue. Some of these things that happen, we take them with the whole of our hearts and others, we run away from them. Things don't stop happening though.

Hello there, I'm the Earthian.

I wonder what makes things good. I mean, I get it, if the results of that thing that happened seems positive to us, we take it and we call it good and when it happens otherwise, well, we call it bad. I do get the generic definitions of good and bad but what I don't get is why should they be good or bad? I mean, why can't they just be things? Why can't we experience them for what they are and not for what we think they are.
Because, I don't know if it is just me, but sometimes, just sometimes, I find myself romanticising things and blowing them up way out of proportions and that, absolutely does me no good. When they are good, I obviously feel good and maybe even a little too good and that makes me want to romanticise it. It makes me want to live in that moment for a longer period than it wants itself to sustain and that does absolutely no good to me. And when it's bad, again, I tend to romanticise it and make it so much worse than it actually is, making me to lose control, making me to want to end the moment right then and right there which I can't afford to purely because I have zero to negative control over what life has to offer me.

So yeah, why good? Why bad? Why any adjective to describe something abstract?

Love, peace.