Tuesday and the 13th today and the ubiquitous conservatives run to hide in their homes so as not to be affected by the rudeness that they believe accompanies that day.
They even believe that today is inappropriate to start something new or to travel.
But why is Tuesday the 13th considered a rough day?
One of the main reasons is the Fall of Constantinople which took place on Tuesday, May 29, 1453.
From that moment begins for Hellenism a long period of ordeal and enslavement that lasted about four centuries. The conservatives therefore consider that the fact that the sum of 1453 brings out 13 and because the Fall fell on Tuesday, whenever these two coincide, as a good time today, the day is rough.
For some, Tuesday also has a negative connotation, as people say that a series of evils are completed in the three events (he dealt with the evil).
But the number 13 alone has been linked to a series of prejudices and superstitions and this is because it follows… 12! Twelve were the gods of Olympus, the months of the year, the day has two twelve hours, 12 were the disciples of Christ and the Gospels, so the next number is considered to spoil the harmony of the good.
However, if you also belong to the precautionary ones, do courage exercises and dare to put them with your fears. After all, one day is today like all the others.