When was the last time you had a BAD DAY?

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I decided to make a title in a rhetorical question. Let's not be pessimistic; unless you always have a bad day (which is unlikely, I supposed). I think most everybody could relate to this so called "bad day". It's not the day itself which is bad; it's about the events or situations which happened that day which made it not so friendly. I ended up fighting with almost everybody today. I don't know, for some reasons, I can't get my message across the way I want them. I ended up misinterpreted and misunderstood. Language is very complicated. And when you start NOT speaking, that's when it gets more complicated. Why can't people understand that you're nor speaking because you just have nothing to say, nothing to share. Silence means something to them which in truth is, it doesn't mean anything to you at all. You just want to be silent, not utter anything and that's all. Why is human communication very difficult?In short, I ended up in an argument because they want me to say something and when I said something, that's when I got several violent reactions. What the heck do these people want me to do? To make it short and a little inspiring for readers, I just view it this way: this is no different when someone lost his job, when someone spilled coffee in his suit while all dressed up for an interview, when someone missed his very important flight, when someone got mugged (thank God, I haven't experienced that), when someone sh** his pants, when someone forgot his lines while delivering his speech, etc. Neither one of those I mentioned is funny, right (well of course in exemption with when you sh** your pants because the thought of it makes me laugh)?The bottom line is, these things aren't permanent. They last one or two days and we forget them. They made us angry, laugh at ourselves and even made us cry in desperation. But whatever it is, isn't it lesson learned? I want you know your views. Would you like to share them?