THE LAST RESORT
An Android phone can be a boring device when there is no network to surf the internet and you don't feel like reading one of those soft copy books. That is the time you see some guys playing games, reading messages and even looking at pictures.
GLO network just misbehaved one of those mornings, so I decided to go through my pictures. I saw a particular picture of a send off organized for me at a time. I had looked at that picture severally because it reminds me of an honour done to me that I won't forget. This time I looked more keenly as if I was told a gold is somewhere around where the picture was taken.
Suddenly, I saw a girl putting up her ring finger to signify the f*uck off gesture. I was about deleting the picture but I looked at the other faces on the picture and how it reawakens sweet memories, I decided to let it be. And I thought within that I can't for sure ascertain whether the finger gesture was actually to chide me or was intended for some other person who was part of those that took the picture or someone watching.
And a thought erupted from within; don't throw away everybody from a village labelling them as evil because one person or a few persons from that location treated you badly. People aren't perfect; they will exhibit attitude that may get you pissed off but they also have their areas of strength. If you must discard people from your life, use a scale that quantifies how good they have or can be and the evil they can expose you to.
I'm Jay Sun and I believe people aren't entirely perfect but they aren't entirely evil. Discarding people out of your life should be the last option after exploring other avenues to ameliorate a fiasco.