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Wednesday, April 15

hypocrits?

while having a chat wit my friends today, the topic of hypocrites arises.
The question was 'is it good to have a mask 24/7'?
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hmmm.. i guess tats depends on the situation
hence i replied that if its mainly on being courteous and friendly, then its ok.
but when it comes to life principles, then i feel that one must always stand strong at their principles regardless of others' opinion.
then i gave a few examples of my own experience with hypocrites.
sadly, to my greatest dismay, most of the hypocrites that i can think of have a few typical trends.
(this is all my personal experiences and nothing to do wit anyone else)

1st trend - a certain religious 'self-proclaimed followers'
2nd trend - they are either close friends or relatives (hypocrite magnet?! O_0)
3rd - they are mainly chinese and indians (this can be a demographic bias!!)
4th - they are young people
5th - they are well-educated and professionals in their own fields.

the last 2 trends were the ones that scared me.
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does this means that hypocrisy is a young and educated trend???

or perhaps, hypocrisy is somehow needed in the modern world to survive??

but whatever the reasons, do not take to heart with all these hypocrisy! (Aha!! i m being a hypocrite now!)

people that u don't like to see or talk with, just deleted them from your facebook, msn, handphone, friendster, life, blog ...etc
just dun waste any neurons on them



oh n yes, World peace. =)

This is the reunion dinner that i prepared this CNY eve in Melbourne~ took me 2 hrs. but it was fun and delicious! (at least i choose to believe that it is!!!)

1 comment:

Tats! said...

日本では「空気を読める」事が重要とされますね。

the word "hypocrite" doesn't really apply in japanese culture. its because we are required to sometimes kill our individual ideas for the good of society.
this is called [kuki wo yomu] which directly translates to "reading the atmosphere", as mentioned above.

its a necessity, in some culture, to some extent.

I'm a hypocrite! and in the same time, contradicting walking paradox. whee :P