I sometimes find it amusing and slightly ridiculous when people act completely the opposite of how you knew them to be. I'm not sure if they're just doing it because of the situation they're in which prompted the sudden act of bipolarity or, it's a choice one desperately needs to do for the sake of fitting in.
Though abrupt changes of persona doesn't necessarily mean one has to do something extraordinaire—on second thought, at times it's a must though--, but I can't just help but raise my brows and utter, why the heck you need to drastically rob elbows even to the extent of kissing someone's a** just to meet a certain wavelength? I understand though that we all have our own unique adaptive persona to either camouflage us or, for us to jive in to every one else. Thus, this unique adaptive persona becomes a useful tool to mankind's harmonious relationship. But going beyond the limits of its design is a complete deviance to the rule. Mind you, it now becomes a weapon—an unlikely deadly, filthy, backstabbing weapon.
Some have mastered this art by not making it too obvious, but for some who likes changing skin so often just for fun messily overdoes the so-called
Though abrupt changes of persona doesn't necessarily mean one has to do something extraordinaire—on second thought, at times it's a must though--, but I can't just help but raise my brows and utter, why the heck you need to drastically rob elbows even to the extent of kissing someone's a** just to meet a certain wavelength? I understand though that we all have our own unique adaptive persona to either camouflage us or, for us to jive in to every one else. Thus, this unique adaptive persona becomes a useful tool to mankind's harmonious relationship. But going beyond the limits of its design is a complete deviance to the rule. Mind you, it now becomes a weapon—an unlikely deadly, filthy, backstabbing weapon.
Some have mastered this art by not making it too obvious, but for some who likes changing skin so often just for fun messily overdoes the so-called
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