Amor Fati means "love of fate" in Latin. Ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus was one of its earliest founders. Friedrich Nietzsche popularized the idea in the 19th century
First appeared in 1949 Nebraska State Journal article by J.E. Lawrence. Described frontier life in Nebraska as harsh and unapologetic
This phrase means accepting a situation as it is without trying to change it. First appeared in The Nebraska State Journal in 1949 by E.J. Lawrence
Allowing something for consideration before court. Right or permission to join or enter places or groups. Accepting someone as a student at a school. Entering a hospital or treatment facility as an inpatient
"Yes, please" expresses appreciation for something given. Used to accept gifts, questions, and permission. Conveys happiness or excitement about receiving something
Event organizers can use polite phrases like "I'm sorry, but I won't be able to make it". Common excuses include previous engagements, double bookings, or personal emergencies. Time constraints can be addressed through travel or financial reasons. Health concerns can be expressed as "I'm not feeling well"