Life really isn't a box of chocolates, that is if you are paying attention you should be able to tell what you are going to get./ However sometimes even when you know its gonna a coconut cream, you end up with a cherry toffee./ ..
What is it that makes people just straight to the worst possable conclusion? I mean what ever happened to the benifit of the doubt? I myself am even guilty of no assuming good intentions all of the time, even when I don't know for sure./ This is a flaw in humanity, and it is one that is inherently there./ No matter who I dare say that we are all guilty of this act at one time or another./ But never the less, I still find myself completely blow away by this act when I fall victim to either assuming the worst, or having the worst assumed of me./ ..
In the end aren't we all really intitled to have the benifit of the doubt? And if not Why? Human nature is not to be evil, or bad in any true way, yet when good intentions are there, it is often over looked and assumed to be negative./ For me this poses a huge problem. I myself, am a priest, a man of the cloth, I am tought to believe in the good that resides with in all humans, yet I find myself deeply troubled with the lack of good, and ricousness that is actually there./ Those we care about often hurt us the most, and those we do not even know at all often help us the most./ Could it be that love, and good intentions do not go hand in hand as they should? Or is it that people might actually not be truely good by nature and are infact distructive creatures, that have no real abilities to care for another with out allowing there intentions to become jaded and turned into something far less then pu..re ?
