Who was the bastard to invent this saying? He has a lot to answer for.
What is so wrong with things being perfect, why can't anything be perfect for the here and now? This saying just makes you doubt yourself and put a negative spin on things, where's the good in that?
I could possibly have ruined something that seemed pretty perfect in the here and now because some negative bastard made me doubt myself.
I bet Mr TooGoodToBeTrue never had anything good happen to him so he had to make sure no one got to experience anything good. If this saying was never invented we'd all get to experience perfectness all the time. So what if things don't turn out for the positive in the long run, why can't we just be happy with a little bit of perfect right now?
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