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Life is what you make it. You can't cry over spilled milk. What is done is done. The most important thing of any situation is that you learn from it. One of the hardest thing is figuring our what you are suppose to learn from a situation. Many times I have gone through different situations and have sat back and asked, why? After I have deliberated on the situation, prayed over, and even talked it over with different individuals I have still come up short on finding out why? Why do you go through what you go through? Is it to make you a stronger person. Is it to learn about the different types of people in life to make you a well-rounded individual? Maybe it's a combination between the two. 

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