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Each man is the architect of his own fate. Have you heard this fable? Something like this.

When her daughter was about to get married, a fortune teller said: Your daughter will be divorced by her husband's family. So the mother told her daughter: be careful and leave a way out for yourself. My daughter listened to her mother's words, fearing that she would often bring things back from her husband's house. Originally, her uncle was very kind to her daughter, and her mother-in-law liked her daughter-in-law. But when she found out that her daughter was always stealing from her mother's family, her mother-in-law was very dissatisfied with her daughter-in-law, so she said to her mother, You're right, that mother-in-law was very bad to me. So my mother believed in fortune telling more and warned her daughter to be careful. Later, my uncle couldn't help mumbling to her mother and became indifferent to her daughter-in-law. The daughter is more convinced and steals things and returns them to her family. Finally, my mother-in-law couldn't bear to divorce her daughter. After the break, my mother specially thanked the fortune teller and said that the fortune teller was accurate.

Do you understand this story? Fate does not mean that you have mastered it. Don't let fortune-telling affect your mood and your subconscious.