What is it about people wanting to be recognized as a distinctive representative of their very own personality. In the name of creating a claimed identity?
Given a situation where a person is battered because he speaks his mind and in the process builds up public resentment, thus he retorts back saying he was just being himself, is anything wrong with that? Is he at fault just because he was being bluntly honest or is he in error because he yanked bitterness from those around him?
Occayy. I'm twisted by my own reasoning here. Leave the matter be. Chow~
Given a situation where a person is battered because he speaks his mind and in the process builds up public resentment, thus he retorts back saying he was just being himself, is anything wrong with that? Is he at fault just because he was being bluntly honest or is he in error because he yanked bitterness from those around him?
Occayy. I'm twisted by my own reasoning here. Leave the matter be. Chow~


