had we more tact in ourselves, many arguments could have been prevented. on one hand, it needs constant reminding how we cannot emulate everyone good; and on the other, we can just be devil's advocates. so when is criticism constructive or destructive?
sometimes, one can be as transparent as glass. you see right through them, and they don't mind. then there are those who are opaque, that remain forever an enigma or just even the purest figment of your imagination (perhaps you even wished you never met them). the controversy, however, arises when one is a combination of both. then we wouldn't know whether to avoid, or befriend.
but when everyone looks into a mirror, they see themselves - no glass, no enigmas, no controversies. yet, sometimes we don't even understand ourselves in the essential way that we should. why? because we're human. we question why we're like this, like that and not like this or that. because we don't have a constant reflection of ourselves, when we meet someone like us, it is a reminder. and it can be a piss off.
sometimes, one can be as transparent as glass. you see right through them, and they don't mind. then there are those who are opaque, that remain forever an enigma or just even the purest figment of your imagination (perhaps you even wished you never met them). the controversy, however, arises when one is a combination of both. then we wouldn't know whether to avoid, or befriend.
but when everyone looks into a mirror, they see themselves - no glass, no enigmas, no controversies. yet, sometimes we don't even understand ourselves in the essential way that we should. why? because we're human. we question why we're like this, like that and not like this or that. because we don't have a constant reflection of ourselves, when we meet someone like us, it is a reminder. and it can be a piss off.
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