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WHILE SOME people analyze, calculate, and search for logical explanations for everything that happens to them, there are zodiac signs that simply leave everything to higher forces. For them, nothing is a coincidence — not running into an ex, missing the tram, or losing their keys right when they were supposed to stay home.
They don’t panic when things go wrong. Instead, they take a deep breath, gaze into the distance, and say the famous phrase: “Everything happens for a reason.” Is the reason ever fully clear? No. But that doesn’t matter to them. What matters is believing there’s a higher logic, even if no one ever fully understood it.
Pisces – attribute everything that happens to them to fate
Pisces are eternal dreamers. When something good happens, they instantly interpret it as a sign from the universe that they’re on the right path. And when something bad happens—well, it’s just a test from fate to make them stronger, right? They see signs everywhere: in music on the radio, in texts that arrive at a particular moment, in random encounters.
Their need for everything to have a deeper meaning isn’t a weakness — it’s their way of coping with life’s unpredictability. And in that, they’re honestly incredibly consistent.
Libra – attribute everything that happens to them to fate
Libras may seem rational, but behind that smile and perfect hairstyle hides a true little fatalist. She believes that people don’t enter her life by accident, that everything has its own timeline, and that when something doesn’t work out — it simply wasn’t meant to be.
If a relationship falls apart, she’ll say it was a lesson. If she misses a flight, she’ll convince herself it was meant to happen. Libra has the ability to wrap bad things in philosophical paper, tie a bow on it, and say: “Everything will fall into place.” And she truly believes that.
Sagittarius – attribute everything that happens to them to fate
Sagittarius believes in adventure, but even more so in the idea that the universe is guiding him to where he needs to be. When a plan falls through, it’s a sign to head in a new direction. When he faces an obstacle, he sees it as a push toward something better.
He sees fate as a companion, not an enemy. And that’s why he doesn’t waste energy on “why me?” — instead, he asks “what now?” He believes that every step, forward or backward, leads to some higher purpose, even if that purpose isn’t drawn out yet.
