A promise is a sacred thing. And so is trust. They are few of the key things you want in your life e.g. in love or in a commitment. People say, “Promises are made to be broken.” But not trust. And hence, promises are bad things… NOT. Promises are just another way of reassuring one’s feelings. It’s up to you if you’ll believe and trust the person who made the promise.

I think that if you trust the promise by itself, it’ll live up it’s worth. And the person you can’t trust is more trustworthy than those people who you think you can trust. Reverse Psychology isn’t sarcasm but intellectual sarcasm and criticism could be a reverse Psychology. Can they? Same thing applies to the statements, “The world is unfair.” and “The only thing that’s permanent is change.” They’re all straight forward but why can’t we just accept the facts, move on to our life, have less demands and stop blaming others for our own shortcomings?

It’s not a matter of feeling but a state of mind and keeping the pace of what we know is right. But then again, we all have different versions of what is right. Maybe people are made to question themselves and not God. Why do we have a heart and brain at the same time? What is more important? A heart or a brain? We can actually live even if our brains’ are dead as long as our hearts are still beating. Confusing, isn’t it? Neither of us have the answer even the person who have the highest IQ in the world doesn’t know how big exactly the universe is. The thing is you can’t just make up of some things that don’t exist. And what exist have their own reasons then it’s up to you which to use to tell what’re the reasons for existence of something. Will you use your heart? or your mind?

So, did I just break the promise I’d promised to myself? Should I trust myself? Or the promise?

Can anyone of you tell? At the end of the day, we have different versions of right and wrong.