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Saturday, July 18

Almost everyday,
we have to explain ourselves to others in one way or another.

Because for everything we do, there's a reason.
Because for everything we think, there's a reason.
Because for everything that happens, there's a reason.

Sometimes we tell the truth;
Sometimes we don't;
Starting with saying "because . . . . . . " while trying hard to come up
with an acceptable reason within seconds,
Sometimes we mix the truth and fiction.

On other times,
we are on the receiving end of hearing the "because . . . . . "

What do we want to hear?
The truth always?
What if the truth isn't pleasant?
And it will make u depressed, disappointed, sad, cry?
Then do we want to hear lies?

We try to judge the truth in the reason.
Or are we trying to make what's not the truth?
Had we already know in our mind the reason before
the person ever started saying "because . . . . . "
Even if the person is saying the truth, you doubt it, question it, start to think about it.

Is it because we just want to hear what we want to hear?
It may have been the truth, but sometimes there may be more to it.

It's funny isn't it?
Because.
It binds.
It branches out.
It's mystifying.
It hurts.

我不懂为什么付出的全落空
9:32 PM