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Monday, August 08, 2005::

Misconceptions

I really do (usually) love Shakespearian plays. Not really for their wordiness, but for their stories. Shakespear probably defines human misconception the best of all playwriters I can remember (which isn't much, but still). Like life, where one person gains misconceptions from hearing partial bits of informaiton, but never the full truth, this is turn causes the character to do things or act in ways they normally wouldn't. Or for instance misconception could be created by a character (such as Iago in the play "Othello") who's purpose is to destroy a person and therefore their acts cause purposeful misinterpretation. However, unlike in the end of Othello, many times we do not even begin to understand where the misinformation came from. Was it something we heard and took too literally? Was it inward hate or partial information? Or are these misconceptions being inserted by someone we trust? Lies by partial information on their behalf or lies to cover up their own wrong doings?
I suppose lately a lot of my relationships have felt misconception lately. It's extremely frustrating to know that SOMEONE has lied to you. It's also angering when people become angry at you for something they took too literal in your or someone else's words, or are too foolish and selfish to listen to what the other has to say fully before making a decision. It's angering when you tell someone the truth and they are too prideful and arrogant to believe you. And it is very unerving to have someone swear and rave at you for pouring out your mind and opinion without the intention of lecturing. I suppose I shall keep my mind inward...no. They don't deserve anything I have in me, because they do not value me as a person or a friend as much as I have them at one point in time. I'm tired with feeling like I'm so undeserving, for once other people are undeserving. And whether they care or not, I really don't. If they can be happy living in their misconceptions than good for them.
And if anyone causes me to have any misconceptions of my own and I find out the truth, I will personally kick the snot out of their brains with my foot. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's my decision. Justice for everyone. Squee.

-: Amy Kelley blogged it up at 4:26 PM:-