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She : What is your take anyway?


He : It is one's decision. See my idea is very simple. You being an individual have your own way of seeing things and deciding the right and wrong.


She : True.


He : I was raised being told that certain things are absolutely evil and till a point I even believed it. When I moved out into the world, I met people who were raised differently. Anything is like that. If you want to do something, do it. Just plain and simple. Not to show anyone or as a burden. But with joy and the feeling of RESPONSIBILITY.


She : But what if you do it irresponsibly and hurt a few in the process?


He : That is what I am coming to. It isn't easy at all. This is applicable only if you are independent of the action. The moment you engage someone into your freedom, it is your responsibility to ensure the other person is also equally respected and gets to be part of the game in all aspects, simply because it is a choice that was made.  

Like in a relationship, you are letting one more person into your selfish life. There it is your responsibility to make sure the partner gets the same respect.


It is just my way of looking at it.


She : It is my way of seeing things too.

He : Welcome to the team buddy.


She : I've always been a member of this one.
Good week ahead folks :)
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