Confession with Confusion

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Each one of us masters in mystification. But being confused rightly is the art we need to learn. You'll be surprised to know that the majority of us are unaware of this particular skill and perhaps in trouble. Don’t suspect what you just read, believe me you can own your confusions; for it's absolutely okay to be confused but wittily. Once I asked a friend of mine, who was recently dumped by her boyfriend if she still loved him? She was pretty unsure of the answer and she said - "I know he has left me abruptly and that leaves him no room in my life." I asked her further, "Does that mean you don't love him?" Reflecting what to respond she got quite low and she subtly answered - "I don't know may be yes I do love him."                            Her feelings were a sort of labyrinth and so her life. Isn't it silly to be knowingly confused for the contemptible love? If she had to be confused she could have chose some better reason for that. Knowing a person isn't worth it, why to baffle emotions? Had she said - “It’s him- the right guy, but I don’t love him, so I ain't sure if I should go ahead.” This confusion sounds much better and simpler than the previous one, isn't it? It’s a palpable one.The point is bewilderment is good enough when there is a real call for. Ridiculous confusions lead us to wrong confessions in every arena of life, which ultimately puts us on for wrong decisions and wrong inferences. It annihilates our everyday life. When you know something needs to be off, put if off gracefully. Strain out perplexity only in the situations you know something needs to be done and then confess your confusions to people close to you and they’ll help you sort out the witty ones and do away with the baseless things. Think over the real problems and act on them like a knight in armour.  I recently read on some social website - 88% of problems are self-created and I bet many of them arise out of self inflicted confusions.

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It’s said with practice everything becomes a habit. We need to train our minds day after day to think the right things and practise the art of judging the witty confusions and turning them into a confession. You must be wondering why to confess the confusions, right? The science of confession plays an inevitable role to chuck out confusions and sort out a person’s brain. While confessing you’ll realise out of 10, approximately 3 things hadn't any need to be mentioned, approximately 4 things are simply because of over thinking or kind of mental/ emotional weariness; merely 3 things crave for your honest attention. Opening up makes us shrewd, pure and simple.
Just remember, a level-headed man energises its thoughts only for rational confusions and sets apart the unreasonable ones and you categorically ought to be one of them.