Minister Tambedou’s approval rating after accepting responsibility confirms the belief that human beings are emotional creatures. We don’t admire people because they’re perfect, knowing that God made all who breathe imperfect, and probably because life would’ve been boring otherwise. We admire people because their pride doesn't get in the way of their doing what is right - and their realness such that they wouldn’t hesitate to admit their limitations.
Get this - when you want to inspire action or overstanding, and you come with your impeccably constructed mountain of arguments, but your addressees aren’t moved as expected, don’t question your logic and don’t insult anyone; check how you made the audience feel when you were making your point. You cannot attract attention nor inspire action if you disregard the feelings around you.
I have always maintained that even in a relationship, the lady’s love is more than likely to grow deeper and lovelier when the guy has a certain quirk that she’s foolishly fond of. This is why it’s not unusual to see an independent lady falling head-over-heels in love with some probably jobless ghetto youth, and some big spending pseudo-bigman who wanted her for himself will be bowled over like, WTF is wrong with this lady?
If you ask me, while you were striving to become Mr. Flawless, she was just looking for Mr. Okay, and you lost touch with that reality, becoming very uninteresting that she doesn’t even hunger after the presence of your borrowed personality, knowing that your Hitler-like false sense of pride will just hang her enjoyment out to dry. Nobody enjoys douchebaggery!
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