In the end, is a person more often judged by what they consciously try to do, or what they unconsciously neglect to do?
Consider this a survey.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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- Nobody Belongs Here More Than You (Miranda July)
- Os Maias (Eça De Queiros)
- 100 years of solitude (Gabriel Garcia Marquez)
- The posthumous memoirs of Braz Cubas (Machado De Assis)
- When You Are Engulfed in Flames (David Sedaris)
- Persepolis (Marjane Satrapi)
- On Beauty (Zadie Smith)
- As The Future Catches You (Juan Enriquez)
- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time (Mark Haddon)
- The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Milan Kundera)
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5 comments:
Definitely the second one.
Let's face it my friend: people are bitches. No matter how well you perform, it is always these tiny little mistakes that you don't even realize or mean to make that eventually count. Of course, some say they always try to maintain objectivity, or at least-so they say. But hey, we're not living in a fairy tale, the heart sometimes speaks louder than the brain.
But just in case this can make you feel better, precisely because the heart sometimes speaks louder than the brain, people tend to change their judgments as fast as they snap their fingers. This is usually determined by how well you get along with them, how good your relationship with them is, and ultimately, how well you can "silently" convince them that no matter how much you've fucked up, your personality and determination are more than everything they solely need to take into consideration :)
So hang on there, I'm sure you'll do well with this one! :)
-L.L.-
i'd vote for the first one. the term 'try', though, is to me like a grey territory where interpretations matter a lot.
One will be judged for one's actions and inactions; and ultimately one will be judged for one's intention and one's omission or negligence :) R.
I'd say it's the latter.
for stg we unconciously neglect is stg we cannot control... n by the time we open our eyes, it has done stg big n caused a trouble
I think it is both. :)
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