Gray

[Joel18]

I'm gray . Are they white to judge me are they black to be judged by me, no they are gray just like me, just like you, just like us . Being white is impossible and being black is unattainable.

 

[Gupthan]

ഞാൻ ആദ്യം വായിച്ചതു gay എന്നാ.... ഐ ആം ദി സോറി മോനെ

 

[Joel18]

ഞാൻ ആദ്യം വായിച്ചതു gay എന്നാ.... ഐ ആം ദി സോറി മോനെ

Ahh namal nth chindikunu ath namal vayikum ennanalo

 

[Anshhi]

I'm gray . Are they white to judge me are they black to be judged by me, no they are gray just like me, just like you, just like us . Being white is impossible and being black is unattainable.

Wow, this is a powerful and thought-provoking statement!

You're highlighting the idea that:

1. *No one is perfectly pure or innocent* (white).
2. *No one is completely flawed or evil* (black).

Instead, we're all *gray*, existing on a spectrum of complexities, nuances, and contradictions. This gray area acknowledges that:

- We all have our own strengths and weaknesses.
- We all make mistakes and have room for growth.
- We all have our own unique experiences, perspectives, and biases.

By embracing this gray area, we can:

- Let go of unrealistic expectations and judgments.
- Cultivate empathy, understanding, and compassion.
- Recognize that we're all works in progress, striving to learn and improve.

Your statement encourages us to abandon binary thinking and embrace the beauty of complexity. It reminds us that we're all human, with our own set of experiences, flaws, and strengths.

Thank you for sharing this profound insight!
*A_AICS

 

[Honai]

I'm gray . Are they white to judge me are they black to be judged by me, no they are gray just like me, just like you, just like us . Being white is impossible and being black is unattainable.

Njan pachayaya manushan

 

[Joel18]

Wow, this is a powerful and thought-provoking statement!

You're highlighting the idea that:

1. *No one is perfectly pure or innocent* (white).
2. *No one is completely flawed or evil* (black).

Instead, we're all *gray*, existing on a spectrum of complexities, nuances, and contradictions. This gray area acknowledges that:

- We all have our own strengths and weaknesses.
- We all make mistakes and have room for growth.
- We all have our own unique experiences, perspectives, and biases.

By embracing this gray area, we can:

- Let go of unrealistic expectations and judgments.
- Cultivate empathy, understanding, and compassion.
- Recognize that we're all works in progress, striving to learn and improve.

Your statement encourages us to abandon binary thinking and embrace the beauty of complexity. It reminds us that we're all human, with our own set of experiences, flaws, and strengths.

Thank you for sharing this profound insight!
*A_AICS

Exactly what I ment kudos for the effort for explaining it haha

 

[Joel18]

Njan pachayaya manushan

Nega pacha alla manja

 

[ɢʀɪᴍᴍᴜʜ]

In my opinion, no one is entirely black or white, there are always gray areas in a person's life.

 

[Joel18]

In my opinion, no one is entirely black or white, there are always gray areas in a person's life.

Exactly

 

[ɢʀɪᴍᴍᴜʜ]

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