Optimism

     People determine to themselves what kinds of life they will live. This is their own choice to make their life get better or worse with the aid of negative or positive nations. Nowadays, optimist thought increase. Optimism is a tendency to expect the best and see the best in all things. Optimism is always the home of positive possibilities. The idea of Fenelon’s about optimism, Voltaire’s novel Candide which entreats optimism with using sardonic style show us the different slants against the pessimism. Moreover, it is important to emphasize provides lots of advantages for our life and health.

     According to Fenelon who lived between the years of 1651-1715 as an author and clergy was a  defender of ‘’relative optimism’’ is the world is not as good as absolute, evil emerges in various ways. But kindness ration always bigger than the eviler ration. This situation is an outstanding power against the eviler.

     Voltaire dealed the optimism in his novel ‘’Candide’’ as an ignorer the asset of evil because of avoiding the war. The world is not the compenent. But it can become a better place through the efforts of people. This gaves meaning to life and a effort to upturn, so this means if people’s efforts to change the world for direction of better, the world will dominate with the goodness.

     Optimism has many positive effects on people lives. Benefits of optimism are improved physical and mental health, longerlife anticipation, better academic performance, career success and more entertainig life. People can easily make friends and become more social in their environment. Moreover, people who are optimist have more self-confidence than the other people and become more durable when they struggle bad events.

     To sum up , being optimist play an important role in our lives. It removes us from bad behaviours such as; jealousy, malice, deception and cause to have positive stance. A common idiom used to illustrate optimism is a glass with water at half way point, where the optimist is said to see the glass as half full, but the pessimist sees the glass as half empty.