Just thought I had to blog this. And write it in my book.
Saw a review on a comic that actually made me think. Quite a bit. Quoting directly, "Friends? Lovers? Whatever. It strikes me as a much more genuine relationship based on human connections rather than preconceived social categories."
Mm. Kinda contradicts itself, doesn't it? But the phrase 'preconceived social categories' does strike me. Seems like so, huh.
We are friends. Close friends? Mm, what do you classify as one?
We are lovers. Oh? How long? Mm, when do you start counting from?
We are a family. A tight-knit one? Mm, how do you measure that?
I think humans are a weird bunch. They spend their entire life trying to organise things; themselves, their surroundings, nature, everything. Wow. Things we do to show we're in control. Of our earth, of our world, of our country, of our subordinates, of our lives. Of course, with such obsession with trying to classify all things on earth, I can understand the frustrations of having grey areas.
But think about it. If there weren't such grey areas, wouldn't there be nothing to debate about?
Haha. I think we're weird. We classify things to the best of our abilities, yet we're findings ways to show that things are not that absolute, to show that we have different views. Ironic, isn't it?
If I could tag this post, it would be under 'mindless ramblings'. Which isn't too bad, because this is the only place I get to ramble off and get away with it.
Maybe not. I probably look stupid. Hahaha. There's a price to pay, yea?