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I Killed Someone

Uncertain but certain.
Part #1 The rocket science behind underrating someone

Now that i have your attention because of the heading you might as well read the rest. So here you are probably on your phone reading what she (me) has to say.  Did you know that most people judge  because they cling on to traditions and expect everyone to follow them? they are yet victims of society and its bias rules because this is not the 90's anymore, nothing needs to be said or shown in black and white because out here we got radiant colors.
Its just like how you clicked this post just in case I really was talking about a murder that I've committed. But hey I'm sorry to disappoint you. What gets in when someone comments about things like pessimism ? mostly hate. It's just like how we have hated joker for almost forever because we never knew his side of the story and suddenly the villain becomes the hero because there is always two sides for a coin.

Part #2 Flip the coin when you aren't sure 

I read this quote where someone said to flip a coin when you aren't sure about what you're saying and when the coin is in the air, that split second is enough for you to change your mind. In general I think we'd be flipping a lot of coins if we actually did every time we are not certain about something. We are naturally hesitant, almost never sure of what we do. It takes a lot of courage to try to 'fit in' to the norms and it takes more guts to break those norms and live your life by your own rules. If you can't relate, then my friend - you are not human, you belong at CAPTCHA.

Part #3 Trust the your own vibe

So before you do anything that's worth while, kill your demons, kill that villain you think is stopping you from doing something good for you. These may come in the form of toxic relationships, bad friends and what not. I hope and wish that these are the only murders you commit in your life :)



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