Questions?

We all have questions that always go unanswered, and even when answered we do not always like the answer. So we ask a different way to get a different answer, and at the end of the day it is still the same answer as before.

We tend to answer questions out of emotions. But have we every tried answering them by setting your emotions aside. Instead of giving an idealistic answer, it's more of a realistic answers.

Some questions go deeper, and touch parts of you that you cannot ask without including some sort of emotion. but we will never get a true answer b/c it is shield by our emotions. and of course we'll answer them the way we see it fit for us.

take a stand back and ask yourself that million dollar question. that you have been dying and seeking an answer for, and see what you get..

emotions vs reality...

the reality hurts more than anything, but what is hurt.. it's an emotion. and we all say we want the truth... but is everyone capable of handling the truth when it is given to you in the rarest form?

Honestly, no.

We want the answer to the question, but when we get it, we wished we never heard it.


So do we really want the truth?

Or do we want that sheltered answer?