Aug 21, 2010
You’ll Never Get The Lesson if You’re Too Much Full of Yourself
Well, it’s actually understandable that a person sometimes think that they’re not wrong on what they’re believing. And if someone manage to pull out the truth, it would be assummed as offensive.
Recently I got a chit and chat with a girl. I pointed out some of her weakness, and her response is … predictable. She said she isn’t angry with me and she also said that I have the right to think that way and the hell she care about it.
Wooh… that’s bold statement and although she didn’t admit it I can say that she is fully angered with my way telling her about what I think about her.
Some people respect honesty, but some can’t just accept it with sincerity. Even though they said that they’re not angry, from the way they give the answer everyone can tell that they’re angry about it. Truth is good, but not everyone have a big enough heart to contain it. Well said 
So, I think in the future I must change my strategy. Instead of telling the “sour truth” using themselves as examples, I’ll rather use myself as example, let the “sweet truth” become theirs.
If they’re not mature enough to see their own weakness, then it must be me who has to be mature enough to show them how I fix myself to become a better person.
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