The Yin Yang Glasses

"(The world's image) depends on how you see it."
Somebody told me this after my reaction with is statement that all people fling and cheat. The sentence hit me in general. It was like a huge mallet that blew my head off for the next thirty seconds. After so many things that I have been writing about the world, suddenly, I thought that my words were only created upon my own belief that the world is round and that everyone collides with the same people without even realizing.
That people are bacteria that have infested parts of the earth.
That there are really humans that act like animals almost completely.
That crime should exist to remind us that there should be safety.
That sickness exists to remind us about health.
And so on...

This conversation was through chat so, instead of my usual quick response to people, I was taken aback. It felt like my hands were negative charged magnets repelled by positively charged keyboards.

And so ,I thought, "Does it really depend on how we see things?"

I am a person with an open mind. I welcome people's opinions. That's why this was something that somehow clogged my mind because it found its opponent inside me but I welcomed both of them to the same room. Yeah, the image of the world may look like how you see it. If you see rainbows and butterflies, you'll get it. But of course, remember this: Denying facts won't make them even half the opinions you want them to be. If you see all rainbows and butterflies, you still can't change the fact that dark smoke is inhabiting your lungs or that the weather does not go the way you want it to be.

Still, there are facts we need to face. People are full of opinions. But at the end of the day, facts will still come to haunt you. They are mostly things unchangeable.

People start to believe that I am a person with so many criticisms about the world. First, let me tell you that I'm not perfect and I love learning. Second, everything I say are just what I see in things. They are hodgepodge of facts and opinions. Not all things I say are true but not everything I say is an opinion. I just exist to remind people that whatever it is you're trying to deny, it is still there in front of you, staring back at you, and I have a tiny third eye to see them. People explain at their finest to excuse themselves from the things they do not want to accept for themselves or about the world. I'm here just to remind you that somehow, you still need to work on them and if possible, get rid of them.

I'm not a person who sees the world as all dark clouds and blood; I see the world just as how it is. It's not completely dirty---nor it is completely beautiful. Nothing is entirely evil and nothing is utterly good. That's the best thing about our world: It's just right.