Sunday, 10 April 2011

Protecting yourself: The Wall

It's a shame how so many of us get taken in by fakeness... When I see what I see now, I feel pity for the people taken in by the false front; I am also amused though, which is weird for I should be feeling upset? Haha, I guess I've really proven my point, gone were the days where I will feel sad or torment myself with "what-ifs" and memories.

I always like to say "to each his own". I am happy that I am moving forward and actually learning (yes I am still capable at learning at past 20) LOL. I see that people who hide themselves very well can put on a mask very well because they have made themselves into a blank wall with which no one can figure out. It is thus very easy for them to draw out whatever they want people to see and as people do not know of the meaning of the blank wall, they take the newly decorated wall as the actual image of the person.
A smart technique; I have to give them that.

However, once you knock down the wall everything becomes much clearer. You see that behind the wall is a room and it is in this clutter or emptiness that is the person's true self. Once you knock down the wall, and you know how everything was actually an illusion, a distraction, you can never bring the wall back up again. It will be hard to trust that particular person again because you will forever be on your guard.

The worst thing is when you already know about the mask, and know that you should be on guard, yet, you let your guard slip as you admire the graffiti on the wall and soon you get taken in by it. The only way out is to finally see that it is a wall again. Then you can get out of it.

I pity those who have the come up against such walls, but I am proud of those who have seen through them. Yet I seek to learn the technique to build such walls as they may come in handy. After all, the other extreme, the open book, will make us suffer more hurt than if we were to have a wall.

3 comments:

  1. Do you mean "what if's" or "what could have been's"?
    I think "What if's" are good, "could'a been's" and "should'a been's" not so much. X

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  2. however people use the "wall" to protect their own world from the others who only judge and stuff.If it's used to protect something then i think it's right.
    love ur blog btw and the way u think ^__^
    Cheerrss

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  3. @Max: you may be right but I personally do not like to live in the past so I'm tired of the What if's and all that =)

    @Mao: Yeah I used to have a wall. But when you tear it down it's damn difficult to build it up again because it was so hard to bring down in the first place and the only reason why you let it down is because you trust that person; then the person betrays you.... and you're left weak and all... And thanks!! =))

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