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Life is not fair. So, I guess, following your logic, that is why roses have thorns.

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Thorns on roses serve as a defense mechanism to protect the plant from being eaten by animals. It's a necessary adaptation for survival in nature, rather than something related to fairness in human terms.

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Life is not fair. There is nothing to life. All you have to do in this world is.....exist.


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Do you complain because roses have thorns or rejoice because thorns have roses?

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Are roses only flowering plant with thorns?

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Are thorns on roses an absolute necessity for the rose to grow?

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What does this saying mean When life isn't a bed of roses remember Who wore the Thorns?

The phrase refers to Jesus who had worn a crown of thorns. It uses symbolism-- rose petals are soft, silky--easy on the hands and eyes. A bed of rose petals would feel nice. But thorns on rose stems create pain. So when someone says life isn't a bed of roses, Christians would remind the person that Christ bore the crown of thorns....our lives aren't as hard, or could be harder if we had to bear the thorns too.


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