Justify

we utter words that we normally do not know what they really mean..

okay, we claim that we know those words but we don't exactly know what are its impact on the one who is receiving those.

if there is something that we should guard about ourselves, i believe those are the words that we throw away

talking, if not the easiest thing to do in this world, is surely one of the effortless acts we usually perform. it is as easy as one..two..three.. easy and simple as it may seem, they blow that can be brought by wrong words are as piercing as a well-sharpened sword and blasting as that of nuclear bomb or shall i say even worse than those described.

we cannot just outrightly say to the person "i hate you!" or ""i am annoyed by you!" or "i like you!" or "i love you" with no apparent reason. everything has reasons! i don't need to expound on that.

for saying "i love you or i like you to the person" without elaborating what you said is not that hard to fathom actually..one can just infer that there is something in him/her that is too damn good to be noticed by others.

however in the case of saying "i am annoyed by you" or "i hate you" without any explicitly stated reason is something i feel very stupid!one can hardly guess what is in him/her that made the other party felt bad or annoyed about.

there are some things that can be understood in a blink of an eye and there are those that need explanation.

now if we cannot justify the words we have spoken, then it might be true that the issue is within us.

some people try to lead a peaceful life,

surely everyone wants to live a happy life.

sadly, some people for no apparent reason just want their way onto things. and they claim that they are the ones who are in the aggrieved party. now, let me ask you: is it justifiable?