Thursday, August 20, 2015

Judgement


Don’t judge a book by its cover. Sounds very cliché. But as a human, we still judge by the looks, by how other people dress up, by the first face expression they give us.

Today I drove a car to pick up my little brother from his school at 5.00 pm. Of course, there were many cars on the road. I parked my car in order to wait for my brother to come out. The place was packed with kids and cars so my parking was a little off the line. I wanna betulkan my parking but there was a boy standing at the back of my car so I can’t do much other than to wait for the boy to move. And because the road is wide, I don’t really think it will affect the other cars. Suddenly there was this one green car nak lalu depan my car. I saw the one who drove the car was a not a very old, but quite old man with kopiah on his head. My thought was “pakcik ni nampak baik, baru balik surau agaknya”. But the moment he crossed my car, I looked at him and he gave a malevolent look and pointed his hand towards me as if I made a very big mistake. Some may think that this is a common situation but personally I felt very frustrated with the ‘politeness’ showed by that pakcik. I mean, yes he had the right to be mad at me, but you don’t have to do those thing, I also had my situation. So he kinda ruin my first good perception towards pakcik berkopiah.

Few minutes later, I drove the car back home. On my way back, I saw this one motorcycle keeps following me. Honestly, the face of the rider I can say macam muka pecah rumah jugakla. Haha. My thought was, “apelah budak ni buat takde kerja lain ke”. So I drove faster but he kept following me. Until up to one point, he lintas my car and said to me nicely, “pintu kereta tak rapat” while showing his hand to the door of the car. And then he made a U-turn. At that moment I was so speechless. He ‘followed’ me for a reason while I had a bad perception or judgement just because his face was like ‘muka pecah rumah’. He actually had a good intention to tell me about the door. Otherwise, something bad might happen to me.
Astaghfirullah…

I guess I do not need to conclude. As a normal human being, I know it’s hard not to judge people by the first impression. But I will try my very best.

THERE’S A STORY
BEHIND EVERY PERSON.
THERE’S A REASON
WHY THEY’RE THE WAY THEY ARE.
THINK ABOUT THAT

BEFORE YOU JUDGE SOMEONE.

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Truth








When you can't see things clearly,
spectacles aid you.
But,
sometimes, it is better to take off your spec.
Of course,
your eye becomes blurry,
but you see things smoothly,
everything seems to be in order,
just a bit of blurry.
But the truth is,
when you take on your spec,
it is not as smooth as you thought,
it is not in order.
Because the truth
sometimes,
truth
it hurts.
So for this moment,
I rather take off my spec.