Saturday, December 17, 2005

A Communicator's Credo (just a little piece I thought up...)

I believe that people—intentionally or unintentionally—build psychological walls around themselves, walls that block their minds from others and others’ minds from theirs, sort of a self-preservative psychological repression, in order to protect themselves from others, and possibly others form themselves.

I believe that every time we communicate with each other, we chip away at these walls, until day comes when all barriers crumble into dust, smashed to bits by humanity’s innate need for society.

I believe that achieving this will be a great challenge, for we live in a society where it is so much easier to say “Fuck you” than to say “I love you.”

I believe, though, that while it is a great challenge, it is not an impossible one, for our world is erratic, and everything we do and don’t do, no matter how seemingly insignificant, changes it, little by little, until it reaches the point where the world has become a new place, though we fail to see the change in all its subtlety.

posted by Ocnarf @ 1:52 AM   3 have spoken

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