By : Ira Chantal A. de Gala
In life, we are given the freedom to
perceive things on how we want them to be. Have you ever imagined looking into
someone else's eyes just to see what they see? All of us have different
perceptions in life, and It all depends on the person who observes.
You might think of something for
example a picture on a magazine to be beautiful, or maybe a runway model who
you think is an inspiration on "thinspiration." But then again, others
might think otherwise.
In thinking about something as to
whether it is fascinating or grotesque. There's always that thin line between
them which is seeing the truth behind the lies.
There will come a time that someone
will ask you "Are you okay?". With your guard down you openly tell
that someone about what you've been going through.
That is your so called friend. He or
she is the one who, you're comfortable with, whom you've spent so much time
with and someone who has earned your trust. It takes a lot to trust others and
it literally mean A LOT.
But hearing the words "are you
okay" sometimes is not enough of a proof that that person cares because,
some people are way more interested on the story to pass on to others or
sometimes to judge, others are just there because they need something from you,
but when the time comes that you need a hand, they would seem to be busy.
Quoting a line from one of my
favorites "It happens all the time, they take your heart and steal your
life and its as though you feel you've died cause you've been killed
inside." that's how it'll feel that's how it'll hurt because, not everyone
is your friend not everything you see or hear from them is the truth and that's
actually the reality of having a relationship with others.
Most people choose to see and believe
the lies because, it's easier to absorb than the truth. But wouldn't it be
better for us to be hurt by the awful reality than to be comforted by
sugarcoated lies?
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