"If I were to say, "God, why me?" about the bad things, then I should have said, "God, why me?" about the good things that happened in my life"

This quote by Arthur Ashe speaks with the idea of accepting both the great and bad in life. He recommends that if we want to ask "God, why me?" when bad things happen, then we should also want to ask "God, why me?" when good things happen. This quote motivates us to be grateful for the good ideas that come our method, and to acknowledge that both the excellent and bad are part of life. It also reminds us to be humble and to acknowledge that we are not always in control of our lives. We must be grateful for the good things that come our method, and accept the bad with grace and understanding. Eventually, this quote encourages us to be grateful for all of life's experiences, both good and bad.