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Saturday, September 4, 2010
4.9.10"Oh, really?"
Paranoia is common amongst us nowadays, especially in a society like this, where backstabbing and lies are rampant in every generation. This doesn't mean that we can't trust anyone at all, but we can't trust them completely at the same time.
Use your sense of logic and determine for yourself whats true and whats not. Whats reliable, whats biased. Whats worth taing into consideration, and what you shouldn't even think about. They always say, "follow your heart", but in this case I have to disagree. Your heart only tells you what you think is right, and what you really want.
But logic and facts are the real deals. The hard part is not letting your emotions interfere in your thought processess. Sometimes when you're finally about to reach a conclusion, your emotions step in and insist that its not true. Humans always want to hear what they want to hear, so its easy to believe your heart and turn a deaf ear to your brain.
Consider the facts, think about your options. Is what he/she says really true? Should I believe it? Why should I believe it? Or why not? These are all the quesitons you must answer before finally deciding to believe someone. Answering them are not as easy as you think, because the answers may be difficult to accept, even if they are true. Trusting what everything everyone has ever said to you is as good as taking every single textbook to school when you only have a few lessons that day. Unecessary, useless and may result in hurting yourself.
Rumours. This is one dangerous plague everyone needs to watch out for. Many of my friends(mostly female) enjoys participating in an activity named gossiping. 90% of what I've heard so far are definitely false. But there are always those who believe everything others say, and in the blink of an eye the rumours spread to the whole school. Sad, isn't it?
To learn to trsut and doubt at the same time, is not easy. But as long as you use your brain and think for yourself, right and wrong will soon become very clear to you.
As for the one person whom you can trust?
Yourself.
