A collection of questions and a few answers that I have yet to unravel.
If you wanted to learn something and your parents wanted you to learn something else that you had been learning for 7 years and you still don't like it like you should, then is the right thing to learn the thing that you want to?
If other people think that I am shallow does that make me shallow in other people's eyes?
There are different types of people in the world. Is it wrong to classify them?
If one were to stereotype everyone they met, would they mind being stereotyped themselves?
I care about the environment. How do I explain to those who don't care that they should?
Is it wrong to do try and do the right thing only to find out that it was, in fact, the wrong thing?
Is the right choice always the hardest choice because the wrong choice is easier or because it is actually the wrong choice?
How does one explain to another that everyone sees things in different ways?
Is a person greedy if she wants to accomplish more than she may be capable of?
樓主 / Serpentine
