Someone once told me, your as innocent as your last deed. When a guy once approached me with the phrase “your not like other girls”, an interesting thought flashed through my mind. If a guy is holding that particular phrase in his tongue, if he is telling the truth, then he probably have met alot of girls that in the end, more or less turn out to be like birds of a feather. Then, in his eyes, this outstanding girl, precious and fragile, opens his heart to a whole other dimension. And he feels something he never felt before. A crazy infatuation and a craving for more. For no one is like her. She is suddenly the only girl he wants. The only person he needs.
That moment. That very scene, is where many endless cycles start. Boy meets girl. Boy likes girl. Girl falls in love for the first time. Boy gets bored. Boy practice infidelity. Girl suffers heartache. Boys will be boys. Girl gets over stupid boy. Girl gets stronger. Girl gets cautious. Girl meets boy. Boy falls inlove with girl for the first time. Girl gets bored. Girl has graceful infidelity. Boy suffers heartache. Girls will be girls hence, boy thinks every girl is the same.
One thing I feel is a very rigid generalisation of girls is when someone refers to the whole “good girl” and “bad girl” conclusion. “Good girls”, to many, are apparently girls who are more or less unexperienced while “bad girls” are too experienced. This i think is utter idiocy to claim if someone is just good or bad. As children, we see everything in black and white. For example, if a robbery occurs in a bank, to children ofcourse, the robber is the bad guy and the cops are the heroes to capture him. As adults, black and white is no longer enough to define a situation. Grey scales are in large variety as we grow older because as adults, we discover that the robber is the father of an ill child whom will surely die if he doesn’t find money to pay for the operation. He has no one to turn to and the government he once had faith in has turn its back on him. Hence in desperation, he calls for desperate measures to save his only child. So he robbs the bank.
As adults, we can no longer, and we definitely shouldn’t define a person as just good or just bad. Every one has several reasons to how and why they end up in certain ways and situations. So, backing up to our previous topic, there arent any good or bad girls as there are no entirely good or bad individuals. How a girl acts with a guy is totally dependent on what stage and situation in her life guys happened to land on. No one ever walked exactly the same path as another in one lifetime. Therefore, relationships is a form of adjustment. How much one is ready to compromise to make room for an entire other being in ones life.
A good deed toward someone doesn’t necessarily have good intentions and vice versa. Here is where our ethics come in. Is it morally right to break the law? Perhaps not. But is it morally right to break the law because of determination to save another life? If a person robs a bank, does this single deed define the person? Just in making good deeds, there are several flaws if considered flatly two dimensional. In a relationship, There usually is a sudden and accepted law of fidelity. If however, one slipped into cheating with someone else, that deed is indeed anything but good. Now for the after-effect, is it a good deed to tell the truth about the made mistake? Even though it means a great deal of suffering and aches that most probably will lead to a break-up? My answer is yes. Because, if infidelity is kept in secret, everything else will slowly evolve and surround you with lies and decievement. Everything you do will soon enough learn to trigger something you otherwise never would have thought to defy. Which I think most of us agrees is far worse than explaining one single mistake.
What I am trying to conclude is this: When someone says “your not like other girls” (or boys), what they really must mean is “your not like other girls, yet.”
Why? because every one has once been as innocent as the child within and also as unknowing. Hence in this light, innocence is also a form of ignorance though nonetheless, more accepted and clearly more sophisticated. What we don’t yet know couldn’t possibly attract us and what we are yet to feel won’t in a present state bother our emotions. We simply overcome obstacles and we learn what is teached by experience. True innocence to me, is knowing exactly what you can have, because you have experienced grasping whatever your heart desires, and still be able to resist then temptation of it. In other words, once you slip, you climb back right and you make sure to never do the same mistake twice. In knowing what you can have and what you can lose, what deeds you do, whether good or bad, only needs to answer one question.
Is it really worth it?