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Despite the best laid plans, nothing did happened.
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Empathy: The capacity for experiencing as one’s own the feelings of another
Sympathy: A relationship between the persons or things wherein whatever affects one similarly affects the others
So where does the line differentiating the two separate both meanings starts or ends?
Empathy: The capacity for experiencing as one’s own the feelings of another
Sympathy: A relationship between the persons or things wherein whatever affects one similarly affects the others
So where does the line differentiating the two separate both meanings starts or ends?
Where does one stop getting emotionally involved whilst trying to feel for the other?
But then again, when the issue of 'trying to feel for the other' comes into effect, it is ascertain that one would get emotionally involved. *roll eyes* In spite of that being clear, many still uses neutrality as defense: 'I feel for you but I am sitting on the fence' or 'I know how you feel but I cannot quite put a finger to the situation'. Funny~
Thus!
Thus!
Humans are, inevitably, governed by emotions. Despite countless efforts to shirk off making decision with tinges of emotions, humans have always encompassed their journeys with the heart. Always purer that way. Then, when can we really say that neutrality and ‘sitting on the fence’ has taken into effect? Or are those just mere excuses to not be indulgent of what should not have been dipped into in the very beginning?
*shrugZ*
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Money is Devil.
I hate money.
It makes me hunger for the unnecessary.
But!
Money is, to a certain extent, the fuel for living.
We can walk. But, fuel drives us faster?
Sounds blasphemous.
*shrugZ*
Money makes the world go round.
Too much of something is never good.
Thus, a moderation of anything is ideal.
Having enough money to survive would halt the need to fuel greediness, unburden the individual from the unnecessary succulence and cork the hunger for luxury.
Instead, empower what is necessary for pure survival in this harsh world.
But!
Money is both important and unimportant.
Sheesh!
Talk about oxymoron.
Life is a contradiction.
*sigh*

