Hey, guys.
(I'm really sorry I have no pictures yet on this blog, but soon I'm gonna start posting pictures of everything I talk about. Please bear with me! Because after all, what's a blog without pictures?)
Aside from the notice I just posted, I want to talk about how unfair it is that we judge others from their status. I'm not being a hypocrite-sometimes I do it too, but it's really wrong.
We shouldn't judge others by their picture (clothes, money, homes, jobs, parents, e.t.c.) because they are who they are. They stand alone. So why should they be wrongly judged or worse, ill-treated and badly accused because of those around them?
For instance, people say rich kids are real snobby. But that might not be true. I've met some rich kids and only like, 2 of them, were snobby.
Some people say people in jail are spiteful and angry but my mum, when she was a dentist assistant, visited some people in jail. They were calm and talked like regular people not mad ninjas/serial killers.
Other people say poor people are bitter because they have a hard way of life. Totally not true! Some of them still wear a good-natured smile and have a laugh despite their situation. Those are the ones I truly believe God is working with.
My point is, sometimes you got to look through the cover/status/picture and see who a person really is. Just like how you bite into the bland bread to get to the tuna or cheese-and-tomato inside. Or how you bite into the chocolate to get to the jellylike substance in Turkish Delight (yeah, the faze has not ended (; ). After all, that's how you find good loyal friends.
Let's try to fix the picture problem. Because nobody wants to be judged harshly, or, to make it worse, wrongly.
Let's add happiness to the world!
Mystery girl, vanishing into thin air...
P.S. Have you ever been judged harshly? Or worse, wrongly accused because of your picture? Or worse still, ill-treated?You can answer in the comments below.