TODAY I WATCHED THE EXCESSIVELY CHICK FLICK MOVIE "HONEY"

Watched it on dvd and i have to admit it wasn't as bad as i thot it would be..haha
It's another day of reflection for me..i was just wondering on how people like to use the "escapist theology". I wonder if running away from something can really solve the problem. Obviously, 99.9% of the ppl are going to say no..obviously it doesn't.

But how many times have we left something alone, hoping it would get better when it needs your intervention. How many times have u liked someone, but afraid to tell that person, you walk away from everything. How many things you know are going to go wrong but you simply refuse to acknowledge......I hope that got you thinking.

Actually, there is a time to be an escapist, because simply confronting the problem might blow it out of proportion. But how we apply this discretion depends on very little situation that comes our way.

Another thing that crossed my mind is how people politics really screw with your mind. Its something everyone will want to avoid. Yet little do everyone know, once they make a comment about something which isn't their business, politics will arise.

I offer my solution to this problem..and i hope its a good one..ahem..ok here goes..

<strong>Only people you care for can affect you in life, because you have concern for them and they genuinely mean something to you. People who are not close to you, should not be able to affect you or upset you..even if they make bad remarks about you. If you take into account every little thing someone says about you, you're really in for a miserable life. Let those who judge, be judged. At the same time, try to be more conservative in your own judgements, forgive alittle and the whole world will be a better placeChris