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3.20.2006 16:42
ms teo said something about being careful with your choice of words today. something about it being really important. just as i was about to wonder why she was saying all this during literature lesson,i thought its not that important to know afterall. its simple,common,ordinary,whatever. things like this get people thinking. how we have become insensitive,ignorant and how much things have changed. you will only remember who hurt you and how they hurt you. when asked,"when was the last time you were sorry about what you said that have hurt someone?" do you know? do you even bother anyway? or even if you Think you know,do you even remember? are you sorry about it? often,we expect people to forgive us of things,but do we forgive others as often too? its a problem,when your expectations of others are so high up that you yourself cant rise up to them. "sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt me" is it really true? rhetorical question,its not obviously. words can leave emotional scars deeper than physical scars. its a choice. how we choose and how things will end. it all depends.



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