[Make you feel my love - Adele]

Two bicycles got into an accident. One was greatly damaged; the other had some minor scratches. Although majority would say the blame should fall on the latter bicycle, that bicycle ignored all accusations and didn't even care about giving any kind of compensation.

Having been ignored by the better survived bicycle, the greatly damaged bicycle got itself fixed slowly over time. Scratches covered by new paint, broken parts replaced new, some modifications made here and there. No more visible signs that it had once been in an accident.

The other bicycle, however, didn't even bother to have anything fixed.
"It's only a minor scratch. No matter".
What it failed to realize is that even minor scratches, if left unattended, could lead to rusts. Only when the rusts have consumed a large surface area of the frame that it realized that the thing it needed most, is a fixing.