‘When there seems to be no way out’: A tongue-in-cheek Titanic saying that makes sense in difficult times

The story of the Titanic is familiar to all of us. We’ve all watched the romantic drama with Jack and Rose, and some have delved deeper into the true story of the liner’s crash, which changed the lives of thousands of people: the deceased passengers, their loved ones and loved ones.

In fact, the Titanic story is seen as a symbol of the inevitability of twists of fate – from which there is simply nowhere to run. Nevertheless, recently, netizens have found a double bottom in the arguments about the crash of the liner.

Thus, a few months ago, an ironic phrase linked to the history of the liner spread on social networks.

Of course, this new adage should not be taken as reality: it is unlikely that all fish could have adapted to the conditions of the ocean. But the inhabitants of the ship’s aquariums did not end up on the plate of restaurant visitors. And this fact is the main thing in this proverb.

There is always a way out. Maybe not immediately, and for a long time you will feel depressed. But one way or another, other circumstances will arise for you. And everything can change!