Call me Chi! I'm neither famous nor would I want/need to be. I gave Tumblr up years ago only to realize I needed a 'fix' every now and then. Came back last year. No theme here, only random reblogs and some occasional brain farts. I'm just a lurker who enjoys all sorts of blogs. What you can get from me, though, is that I'm wiser than your best friend. If you need help, just /ask.. ;)
"Look! I stand at the door and knock. If you hear my voice and open the door, I will come in, and we will share a meal together as friends." - Revelations 3:20
I was asked a question: “Do you believe that the battle of good and bad applies to you?”
My answer: The concept of good and bad is relative. The actions we do everyday are dictated by what we have learned throughout our lives as the concept of bad or good, or right or wrong.
Microvision: Though I feel you do need to take the footbridge to cross the street, if what dictates your actions in life leads you to just jaywalk, then that is the best choice for you. In short, rules and laws, for me, are there to be adhered to. Sadly, rules are merely suggestions for most Filipinos. That neither makes me or everyone else right or wrong.
Macrovision: What do you think about Hitler, Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, Kim Jong Il (and son)? You (and probably most other people in the “free” world) would think they are bad men. But that point of view would only be true here in “your side of the (free) world”. Everyone else on their side see them as good men, heroes, maybe even gods. That does not make any side (theirs or yours) wrong. We all just have different values, beliefs, experiences and realities. If only we all could just finally learn, realize and eventually respect that. ;)
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It’s their own frikkin’ language (well, sorta, haha) for cryin’ out loud, and here we are, non-native speakers being better at it than them. I’m not hating. It’s just kinda sad. =/
(And if some of you still don’t get it, the words should be “should have”, “would have”, “could have”. Their contractions are should’ve, would’ve, could’ve, hence Americans saying the “of” part.)
