Unlucky Clover

It's like seeing a rainbow in a storm , someone who usually has good luck starts to feel the weight of misfortune but still holds on to a sliver of hope

In some cultures, it's a common saying to refer to someone who got more than their fair share of bad karma, like being handed a bowl of sour fruit instead of sweet

On social media, it often pops up in stories where people are trying to show they're still fine but clearly not thriving, a gentle way to ask for sympathy without being too loud about it

At work, it might describe a top performer who suddenly starts hitting roadblocks , their confidence starts to dip, and even small setbacks start to feel huge

In relationships, it could be how one partner feels when they keep making efforts but the other seems indifferent, like a steady stream of love that’s not really noticed or returned