For these few days, I have been thinking about this question. Which sides do I belong to? Well, the sides that I'm referring to, is the good/bad sides.

The Good (+):
Most people are on this sides. They're the good ones even though some of them may not be very good. But still, they are classified at this area. The traits of these people are:

honest
responsible
cheerful
kind
forgiving
humble
trustworthy
optimistic
compassionate
tolerant
caring
reliable
righteous
respectful
love
and many more...

The Bad (-):
There's a minority on this side. Well, I do not know why this side exists, but perhaps it's for the balance. There is a saying: "There is no light without darkness. There is no darkness without light". The traits of these people are:

greedy
irresponsible
sadistic
self-centered
rude
cold
dishonest
selfish
arrogant
pessimistic
rebellious
intolerant
hatred
vengeance
self-righteousness
violent
and many more...

The Center (Neutral):
This was a side which I usually stand (at least it was my intention to), it's the side where it does not care about both sides. The advantage of being in Center is that you can make friends easily from both sides and you can still befriend your friends who are in quarrel. However, there is also a disadvantage of being in Center. It is that you do not belong to any of the sides. Also, if you were asked by your friends to pick a side, you may not be able to make a decision. Thus you might end up being disliked by both sides.

My intention is to maintain in the neutral side as it is the only way if you cherish both sides. No matter who is right or who is wrong, you can always maintain the bonds with both sides. But to my astonishment, recently I discovered that perhaps I have been jumping sides (changing in between of good, bad & center). I think somehow it must be a glitch in my "desire", as I somehow have this feeling of wanting to experience what it is like to be for each sides. But not to worry, as I will re-alignment myself soon by pin-pointing the glitch of the problem and solve it.

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Posted - 1:50 AM