Life
Honestly, now I begin to consider other people’s feelings. I’m embarrassed to declare ‘I will make effort to put myself in someone else’s shoes.’ If I have to make an excuse, it’s a little bit better to change the stance right now than right before I die. It will be meaningless that I’ll decide to turn toward the better life on the eve of death, though the decision will be treated for the trick for the ticket to heaven. If the young decided to change the attitude, it was worthy that the decision from genuine reflection.
To be more frank, I have been chicken not to be minded with my manners around people. Shut my mouth up naturally when I imagined a scene that I get wounded by bullets which I’ve shoot to others. I walked away from some people who said some bullshit, and lock them up in fence named ‘shitty people saying shitty’, but now the fences draw some thought from me whether I locked some people up, or I’m locked in between the fence. I’m putting off my own answer, though I was saying that clearly ‘Locked one is you.’
Too hard to make my own attitude, when I’m facing countless choices. Nature of life is close to discussion, not a test to find predetermined answer. Discussion is the game that played with audience in the stage, not against the person before my eyes. So, the game only goes well when the each players take one of the choices that is right from their own perspective and persuade people to understand its rationality. If you want a victory, you should define your stance accurately first: because the convincing is only based on a clear attitude.
