The one that always made things right.

but what will you do if the person who always makes things right, becomes the one who lets things go terribly wrong?

and what will you do if the person whom you know will -without a doubt- protect you if someone else bullied you or had the guts to make you shed even a tear, becomes the one who's bullying you and making you cry?

will you defend yourself, or him?

lastly, what will you do if you realise that the only way for you to become better (if there's even such a thing), is to wait and see the person who's hurt you the most, deal you with the heaviest last blow - becoming better without you.

I guess there are no correct answers, nor choices. Every choice and decision made comes with consequences that one, or sometimes two, has to bear.

This is getting sombre, but I just felt like highlighting the difficult choices one has to make in life, especially after reading one of jodi picoult's books, my sister's keeper. There's really no right decision, or even if we do know what the right decision should be, sometimes it's not just about making the right choice, because human beings are not devoid of emotions. We can feel, we laugh, we cry, we hurt, and sometimes we get mad. All these feelings get in the way of making an informed choice, which is sometimes known as the right choice. Maybe that's why they say humans are imperfect, or that humans make mistakes. Because we all have this thing called feelings that tend to screw us up really badly. And sometimes, even the most intelligent of the lot, can fall prey to his/her feelings, and err when it comes to judgment.

On a much lighter note, here's a comic strip that I enjoy:

i'm not addicted to the beer.
it's the beer that's addicted to me. ;)