If Content is King, Context is the Scepter

You can always find beauty in diversity, if you look closely.

‘Perspective’ is one of the most interesting things about life.

How some individuals can see an avocado as the most bland and messiest thing that ever happened to the fruit family while another group of people are deeply convinced that it’s quite tasty, nutritious and can be enjoyed in diversified ways.

Nothing is ever as is - to others or even you. I also strongly believe that ‘two truths can exist’.

A place can be unsafe but appealing.

A person can be crude yet loveable.

An experience can be traumatic to you still memorable to another.

Sometimes, that supposedly unreasonable statement might just be you missing context.

Nothing is one-directional, especially as it relates to people and circumstances.

Two people can react to the same situation in diverging ways and this does not in any way invalidate their distinct experiences [fortunately or unfortunately].

There are factors that often determine how a person views an occurrence, it could be childhood influences, previous episodes, temperaments and/or behavioral patterns.

Although, people attempt to use this as a manipulative tool whenever it suits them, it’s still not advisable to negate a person’s ordeal. It pays to get context before you come to any kind of conclusion.

The varying colors that life emits are sourced from our different stances.

This is what, to me, makes life beautiful. It might be chaotic sometimes but when you look at it completely, there’s nothing wrong with contrast and context is key.

Diversity will always have beauty at its core.