I’d look as good as a moral category, and imperative, as in E.g. What can we do to be good?

If you had a true analogy to “Belucky”, what would you have to say?

Do you have to be lucky to have a chance to be good or lucky to be lucky? Denn, all good dashes young, while some lucky live long and happy lives.

I’ll take luck over good for any day.

I always thought about being good, ‘can’ be a curse in life? What makes you lucky is great?

I’d look as good as a moral category, and imperative, as in E.g. What can we do to be good?

If you had a true analogy to “Belucky”, what would you have to say?

Do you have to be lucky to have a chance to be good or lucky to be lucky? Denn, all good dashes young, while some lucky live long and happy lives.

I’ll take luck over good for any day.

I always thought about being good, ‘can’ be a curse in life? What makes you lucky is great?

I’d look as good as a moral category, and imperative, as in E.g. What can we do to be good?

If you had a true analogy to “Belucky”, what would you have to say?

Do you have to be lucky to have a chance to be good or lucky to be lucky? Denn, all good dashes young, while some lucky live long and happy lives.

I’ll take luck over good for any day.

I always thought about being good, ‘can’ be a curse in life? What makes you lucky is great?

I’d look as good as a moral category, and imperative, as in E.g. What can we do to be good?

If you had a true analogy to “Belucky”, what would you have to say?

Do you have to be lucky to have a chance to be good or lucky to be lucky? Denn, all good dashes young, while some lucky live long and happy lives.

I’ll take luck over good for any day.

I always thought about being good, ‘can’ be a curse in life? What makes you lucky is great?

I’d look as good as a moral category, and imperative, as in E.g. What can we do to be good?

If you had a true analogy to “Belucky”, what would you have to say?

Do you have to be lucky to have a chance to be good or lucky to be lucky? Denn, all good dashes young, while some lucky live long and happy lives.

I’ll take luck over good for any day.

I always thought about being good, ‘can’ be a curse in life? What makes you lucky is great?

I’d look as good as a moral category, and imperative, as in E.g. What can we do to be good?

If you had a true analogy to “Belucky”, what would you have to say?

Do you have to be lucky to have a chance to be good or lucky to be lucky? Denn, all good dashes young, while some lucky live long and happy lives.

I’ll take luck over good for any day.

I always thought about being good, ‘can’ be a curse in life? What makes you lucky is great?

You could say that they are their ‘adversary’, I think that would work. It might not be as visceral as what you are looking for though. What is ‘Nemesis’ when uttered unironically?