It's weird how most of the time,
the people you think are the closest to you, are actually strangers. This is
something that crosses almost everyone's mind, but why not? Why should another
person not be a stranger to you? No one really knows themselves thoroughly, so
why on earth do you think you should know a person better than the world just
because they are close to you. If at one point, even you had issues with your
identity, what gives you the right to believe you can be the judge of another
person's life and thoughts?
The people who are
"constant" are most of the time boring; if you are not boring, you
are growing everyday, you are learning new things about the world, about
you-you are changing everyday. So you are allowed to be a stranger to the
world, you are allowed to be a stranger to the people who are close to you,
because you are growing out of who you are every day, every hour, every minute.
Everyone around you is a
stranger; you think you know a person by heart, and then you are hurt because
that person acts or talks in a way you never knew they could. Don't feel
betrayed; everyone is entitled to change; everyone can begin anew; everyone can
become a stranger to you. People do not change; they grow out of who they were;
they go through stuff; they learn; they see things in a new light. It's just
the way it works.
xoxo
ZOu
P.S. Happy September :)
P.P.S. 99th post of 2014
