An optimistic attitude, a dependent attitude.

Suppose that a general person goes down the stairs.

When you go down the stairs, put your hand on the railing and slowly go down.

A person with an optimistic attitude is a person who goes down without raising his hand on the railing.

When the former person goes down the stairs, he puts his hand on the railing for stability and goes down.

However, the latter person will go down the stairs freely without thinking that he will fall. It seems that the latter person goes down more comfortably and faster than others.

However, this person will be seriously injured when he or she falls.

This is because it is not prepared for the act of holding the railing, that is, preparing for danger.

A person with a dependent attitude is a person who leans against the railing and goes down.

Scared of going down the stairs, the person who leans on the railing

It seems to be slow, but it can go down slowly and safely.

However, if you lean too much on the railing, the railing will collapse without enduring its power.

Optimistic and dependent attitudes clearly have their own advantages and disadvantages.