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Worry Quote by Ann Shorey

“Samuel said he was fixing to be gone a month.” “I worry something might happen to him.” “You’re borrowing trouble. Ain’t nothing ever happened before, has it?” quote by Ann Shorey
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““Samuel said he was fixing to be gone a month.” “I worry something might happen to him.” “You’re borrowing trouble. Ain’t nothing ever happened before, has it?””

Ann Shorey

About This Quote

Source Book: Unknown, possibly a short story collection, 20th century

A character worries about a friend’s departure, while another dismisses concern as unnecessary anxiety.

In simple terms: Worrying about someone leaving and dismissing that worry.

Key Takeaway

Consider whether concern is helpful or just anxiety.

Themes

friendship worry reassurance

Mood

anxious reassuring

Type

advice observational

When to use this quote

  • family gatherings
  • travel plans
  • health concerns
  • relationship dynamics

Key Concepts

anxiety anticipation support

Questions to Reflect On

  • Do you often downplay concerns?
  • When is caution appropriate?
A Different Perspective

Dismissal may ignore real risks and lead to unpreparedness.

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