WEEK-IN #26
Privacy
I did talk about loneliness a while ago, and I've thought that being lonely is being private for a really long time. Slowly, these two split into two categories. Let's talk about what privacy is and how to embrace it.
Privacy defines itself. Being private. Does that mean you don't share your thoughts publicly. Well, to some extent. We all have a public life and a private life. Public life to collaborate on your thoughts and actions with everyone around you. Private life to work on your thoughts by yourself. As I've already said, we have our own individual consciousness to process stuff by ourselves if needed. So, not being public doesn't mean you are lonely. It's just that you like to analyze on your own at times and that of course leads to better cognitive ability in the longer run. But, what does it mean to give people their own private space?
We all have seen people asking us to share everything so that they can help us if needed. We ourselves do it to others. That's sympathy of human nature. One step higher is empathy. Every one of us would like to keep couple of things to ourselves. That's absolutely fine. And when one of your friends is unable to share those secrets or thoughts, that's fine too. Pushing your friend to spill everything out is only going to cause more problems. Instead, hold it and sit quiet. Sit beside your friend silently. We all need a presence of life around us to heal and become stronger. This at least gives your friend some confidence and boot to get out of their problem subconsciously.
So, next time you see a person in distress and is unable to express their thoughts/feelings, sit beside them. That slowly erases the tension and brings up the smile. Try it! Works all the time.
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