When you find out that your ex is now dating someone new, your very first intuition will be to check that person out. Next will be to point all of his/her flaws out, wondering if she/he better than you. It is nothing to be ashamed of, it is human nature – I think we all do that in the beginning. We are competitive in nature, we have a little hard time trying to cope with the fact that the person you once loved/still love has moved on and found someone new. It is only normal if you want to make a few physical judgements to soothe yourself. There should however, be a fine line between competitiveness and ill feelings just because you are not fond of that person for no apparent reason.
If your partner or your ex had cheated on you, your very first sense will be to push the entire blame on the third party. After all, if he/she never came into the picture, things would still be perfect between you and your person. It may sound logical to you, but irrational. Feelings and commitment maybe, must have been long gone way before it could even happen. Some make it seem as though the third party appeared and placed a spell on him/her therefore such a thing took place. It requires two hands to clap, it is okay to be furious and upset – but it does not give you the excuse to do horrible things.
When the topic of prostitution arises, your first thought would be why some women would do such a thing to their body and self. Many may not have thought about it this way but most females who have to endure such a thing never had a choice. Many prostitution centres are run by drug rings or syndicates, they are usually connected. Do you think it is so simple for someone to just run away from something like that? They too, have fears. They fear for their lives, they fear for the financial status of their family members and children. Do you think that if given the opportunity, they wouldn’t want to swap jobs and become a janitor/clerk instead?
Talking about bribery, we conveniently place the blame on the government officers/enforcers. True, what they do is wrong but how did they have the chance to do so in the first place? They didn’t just stumble upon it or make it happen on their own. It’s because the people are offering bribe. If there were no offerer, will there be an acceptor? That sounded a whole lot like a topic in Business Law regarding offer and acceptance
Which is of course, not related here. So yes, we always say the cops are the bad guys but the citizens and vehicle users need to stop providing them with the opportunity. Again, takes two hands to clap.
When you face rude drivers on the road, your immediate response would be to curse. Maybe they are in a hurry for an emergency like a woman they love is going into labour or their children need to be picked up from school or be taken to the clinic. However we seldom give others benefit of the doubt, we almost never try to justify their actions. When you get angry over something like this, you are the only one at loss. The other party feels nothing and is clueless about what your feelings are and really, keeping your calm on the road is actually better for your health.
It is always easier to make others look bad, to point their weaknesses out and judge without giving it another thought. It is also always much simpler to free ourselves from blame and wrong. Don’t be so quick to jump into conclusions, there’s more to most things than meets the eye.












