So lately I've been bugged by this lil idea that comes up in my mind frequently when I have some spare time.
That we—human, in case you didn't notice—live in a gigantic link of personal circle, a circle that each of you have automatically when you were born to this mortal world. It's personal because every single one of you must have it and there's 0% possibility (on the other words, impossible) that you'll have the exact same circle with somebody else.
Just imagine a Venn diagram. Few people will be included in another's circle way more when they have extrovert personality and vice versa. And by that, that people's circle will be expanding wider than the other. The way you treat people also obviously affects the speed of your circle's expansion. Even the one you think the least worthy still have a personal circle that'd probably kill for her/him.
It's just interesting for me. Now, I never look at someone without thinking (imagining, to be honest) about what kind of people they'd likely have in their personal circle, who'd kill for her/him, who thinks she/he worth their world? Is it parents? Boyfriend? Best friend? Fiancé? Enemy? Boss? Senior?
And by thinking about this, I'm started to realise that our mind, our society, our universe is actually moooooooore complex than what is visible.
NUFF FO TODAY, C U L8R:))
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