For example would an omission only be relevant to tell if it might affect someone you know? Or if it doesn't really have anything to do with that person, then are you free to omit away? This is the confusing thing to me: there are so many instances where things could be wrong or right or a maybe. Damn those gray areas! I don't know - I have been thinking about an omission of my own that may or may not affect someone else, but if it doesn't then is it still necessary for me to share?
This is the thing, if omissions are betrayals then what (really) do we have of ourselves that is actually private? Because looking at it logically, anything could be considered an omission - like if I didn't tell me roommate what I ate today in a conversation ragarding food that could be viewed as an omission. So, then...what was my point after all? Hmmmmmmm.
Anyone care to give some feedback?
*Always.
Caitlin
Sometimes those most worthy of love are not made happy by it. ~Dangeous Liaisons
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