It seems as though everyone has a burden to bear, though I do think that those who are rich have more resources to share the responsibility – or, in other words, to pass it on – and also to wriggle out of it. It’s not all that bad to bear the Crown. Perhaps people simply always need something to complain about, and in that case it’s nice to have a partner who will listen to you.
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I like how you perceived it. Honestly, I didn't think of it that way at the time of writing. But, it is true that sometimes one finds something to complain about, when there isn't really a thing. And it is really a blessing to have someone to talk to. Maybe, the one in the story didn't see it. If I had thought of it at the time, I would probably add that in..
Thanks for passing by,
Isn’t it strange how the laser can interpret something differently from what the writer intended, or even from what they were thinking at all when they wrote it? That happens to me too, and perhaps that’s the beauty of writing: that the reader can take from it whatever they want.
It is indeed! You reminded me of a podcast that I listened to, sometime back. It said something very similar, that the writer is responsible of presenting the idea. But, not how each one of the audience perceive it.
It's probably happens to you more often, as you write more on a weekly basis.
It is hard for me to figure out since I rarely receive comments, but I notice it if that is the case. I am totally fine with it. It isn't different how we look at paintings, sculptures. It is all art. Even comics, memes and emoticons we all interpret in a different way.
I agree, it is all a form of art. Even if not every post is commented on. But, there's a good chance of someone misinterpreting your text or, having a totally different view than what you tried to explain. Especially that, we have a combination of people from different backgrounds with different native language.