Neutrality.

Every judgement made by us in life goes through a thought process, no matter how rash or nonsensical the choice we chose- because even before we have made that very choice, somewhere, somehow, deep inside every person's core, we already knew which path was the correct one to take; it just takes awhile for our senses to catch up with our subconciousness.

The teenage mom already knew what could be in store for her the moment she chosed her life of flamboyancy. The rich spoilt girl who submitted herself willingly to prositution knew what awaits her in her future. The theif knew his days were numbered with the face of the law as he creeped in the still of the night.

And yet they still chose the choice they choose.

And the cliched " everything happens for a reason" comes to mind. But scratch that.

The reason they chose the choice they choose is because they see a different side of a story that the biased and and judgemental could not see. A speck of light from the darkness that society has cast uponed that beckoned them towards the choice they make.

A right from the presumed wrong.

We judge and we critique because we cannot see what they see, feel what they feel, and hear what they hear.

And that doesnt give us a right to judge anyone for what they do be it the positive or negative judgment that you cast when we havent taken a moment to take a step into their lives.

We still do of course, every single day. judge, that is.

But then again, if i was to maintain a position of neutrality like that, terrorists could get away with bombings, lechers could get away with rape, and people and get away walking down the streets with no clothes on.

....

I suppose there was never really such thing as a balance after all.