Just hold on to happy memories and look forward to death, in that all your regrets will be soon relieved of.

Does making a bad choice or two define the man?

Maybe I should say, does a bad choice make a person bad?


Surely everyone has his or her reasons why he or she did something. Whether a life has been taken, in the name of justice or otherwise, a life was taken.

What about redemption then? Redeeming one's act. Would it negate bad deeds?



Perhaps we are all good, and bad - they simply cannot coexist without the other.

Why do some people die deaths that are anything but peaceful?

A caring father with a undivided heart works hard to bring back dough for his wife and kids, saves money by using a motorbike as his mode of transport, dies a violent death under the wheels of a truck one day.

Friends and families weep, often murmuring words of lamentations, crying for justice.

But can anyone claim to have watched over him his entire life and prove that he has been a good man all his life? And did anyone learn of the day where he swore to kill the driver that almost cost him his life on the roads?



Such is the natural order of life.




Oh. It's not exclusive to death. It applies to everything in life. Relationships, finance, etc