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It depends on how you look at it. If you believe in fate(That is, everything is predetermined in advance, and I can't change anything,everything is according to the will of fate.), then of course fate, what is there to guess. if you hold the opinion that there is no fate, and all our actions affect our actions in the future, then naturally circumstances. There are,however,some people who believe in a fate that changes with some actions,but this is already something like agnosticism(neither ours nor yours).�
I remember, by the way, this phrase,to be honest, I don't remember from where,but it said that people who believe in fate, crossing the road, still always look around 😉
I tie fate and circumstances together. It's just that I personally think that everything happens in our lives as it should be. And everything will be as it should be. Yes, I believe in fate, when, for example, it is not given to die in some catastrophe. After all, there are some things in our lives that don't depend on us. For example, when, where and by whom we will be born and when, under what circumstances we will die. After all, there are times when you try to die yourself, but you can't do anything and that's all. Because it's not the time) Each person is the builder of his own destiny, but there are some things that we cannot change.
But everything will always be as it should be )) Otherwise, it wouldn't have happened. But why this is necessary is another question )