Sometimes I wonder if people overstand how delusional
it is to think they’re so close to someone when they’re as remote as the east
is from the west. I believe if they knew, they would’ve known that the feeling
is not only misguided, but also the reason why people are sometimes too
critical of people they know nothing about - and since their opinions about such
people are derived from mere speculations, they end up treating them with
prejudice and for very unsound reasons.
If your familiarity or social contact with
someone is not further than ‘Hello!’ and perhaps a chat or two on social media,
do not rashly try to profile that person. Stop acting as if that person is
someone with whom you share the same bed. Sometimes the people you think you
know can be a far cry from how they appear or what others say about them.
Naturally, wherever there is steady harmony,
there is certainly someone who knows or thinks he knows something about
someone, but exercises restraint in saying anything based on impulse rather
than thought. I know I am being allusive on here, but that’s because I write
not for fools, but for allusive listeners out there.
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