Why to think what others ‘think’?

People do say that sometimes it’s like I write down philosophies, stretching upon the lengths & widths of the topic, quite silly what’s harm in spreading your views, right? 

Believe me, this is a ‘realistic question’ with which everyone of us could relate that why to care about what others would think? Does it pose something very deep to us? 

What we really do when someone is about to confront us? Very first reaction is that ‘Am I looking good?’, ‘Do I need to have a better dress up?’, ‘A hair-do?’ or most common one that ‘what to talk so sensible or will I seem to be a fool in front of him/her?’ We lose our faith for a while! Surprisingly nobody notices this strange attitude. A simple reason what I think is the ‘dual personality trait’ among ourselves as we are fond of forming an ‘image’, which maybe ‘virtual’ at times but done just to prove that we are no less than the one we are confronting, at times a matter of ego too & I bet we all go through this @ some point of time.

For instance, we are with our family on an outing & suddenly spot an acquaintance or a friend of ours. What’s your reaction? At first glance we may try to ignore them, because there we are actually the one we are & in a hustle we can’t get into our ‘virtual’ character which we pose in front of them. So, we better choose to ignore, else we fear if he/she would think wrong of me.

Come on, I just don’t write philosophies, I too write something sensible at times. So have you realized something? That it was something too realistic. Very interesting part which lies here is that ‘we are fond of forming an image’, an attitude we create. Why? Can’t we live without it a minute? NOT AT ALL. Do comment over this as your opinion is valuable.

But just think why it’s a ‘NO’?

TO BE CONTINUED……….