A woman was waiting at the airport one night. Still a few hours before the flight schedule. To waste time, he bought a book and a bag of cakes at the airport shop and found a place to sit.
While sitting the woman is reading a book he just bought. In his preoccupation he saw the man next to him so daring to take one or two of the cakes between them.
The woman tried to ignore to avoid a scene. He read, chewed the cake and looked at the clock. While the brave Snake Thief spends his supply. He gets more and more mad as the minutes pass. The woman even thought: ("If I'm not a good person I've kutonjok him!") Each time he took a cake, the man also took one.
When only one cake remained, he wondered what he would do. With a smile of laughter on his face and a nervous laugh, The man takes the last cake and splits it two. The man offered half of hers while he ate the other half. The woman grabs the cake and thinks ("Oh my goodness this guy is very brave"), and he is also rude in fact he does not look grateful.
He had never felt so upset. He breathed a sigh of relief as his flight was announced. He collected his belongings and headed for the gate. Refused to turn to the "Thief is ungrateful!".
He boarded the plane and sat in his chair, then searched for his book, which he had almost finished reading. As he reached into his bag, he held his breath in surprise. There was a bag of cakes, in front of his eyes. My Koq is here with a broken heart. So the cake was his and he tried to share it. Too late to apologize, he leaned sadly. That he was the rude, ungrateful and he was the thief of the cake.
In this life the story of thief cake like that often happens. We are often prejudiced and see others with our own (subjective) glasses and we often prejudice them.
Other people are always wrong, others who should be removed, other people who do not know themselves, others who are sinful, other people who always make other people's problems worthy of a lesson.
And we ourselves who stole the cake, but we ourselves do not know thank you.
We often influence, comment on, scoff at opinions, judgments or ideas of others while in fact.