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Today I thought about taking things at face-value.

Generally most people take things at face-value. Sure I do that to sometimes. But what annoys me is when people take what they see and hear to be true immediately with no qualms about it. Particularly so if the issues involved are things or people they do not like. They believe it as it is without second thoughts, without having the decency or should I say courtesy to even verify if things are true or have things been skewed for their consumption.

Wherefore lies gumption?

If you can believe it, you would want to know more. So why not ask the source direct? Wouldnapos;t it be first hand information that way? Wouldnapos;t you then know what you have been wanting to know and you can end your curiosity there and then?

But no.
people thrive not on knowing the truth. They thrive on knowing the scandals, the spectacular. They would rather know more about what could be then what really is/was.

Lifeapos;s more interesting that way maybe.

Iapos;m not saying im completely absolved of being the above-mentioned. But I just donapos;t know what fuck luck I have in this lifetime to actually be plagued by such things over and over again. And Iapos;m not painting myself as someone you should sympathize with. More often than not my problems are all self-created. But right now, I really donapos;t need any of this. Myniife is complicated enough.

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