"Rien ne finit bien c'est pourquoi ça finit."

Simplified Meaning:

Everything good in life eventually comes to an end, and most of the time, these endings occur because things have become difficult or unpleasant. For example, consider a close friendship. In the beginning, you and your friend spend a lot of time together and enjoy each other's company. But over time, misunderstandings, arguments, or different life paths can cause you to drift apart. The friendship ends because the happiness that once existed fades away. Similarly, when you leave a job, it’s often because the role no longer fulfills you or there are issues that make working there unpleasant. If the job continued to be rewarding and enjoyable, you would likely stay. This idea can help you accept endings as a natural part of life. When something you care about finishes, it's usually because it was no longer working well, making space and giving you the chance to find new, positive experiences.