| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["life"],"appCategory":"life","appTitle":"Will you break the rules because of something/someone you care about?","appBody":"<p>I definitely will. I think I can say for certain that I'm the kind of person who loves very strongly, and even though sometimes this may not necessarily be a good thing, it may not always be a bad thing either. At any rate when I see something or someone I genuinely love and believe in I could go to the farthest extent for that thing. </p><p>It doesn't neccesarily mean I'll be dumb about it however. Because even though I love strongly I also believe strongly--is I find something worth to believe in. And this is not excluding rules. There are some rules I found that really makes a lot of sense to me, and I wouldn't have done them differently if I was the one who wrote them. And there are also some that, ermm, don't make much sense.</p><p>One thing I always consider when evaluating rules and regulations and all these stuffs is to ask myself what really is their underlying principle!? what are they there for in the first place? </p><p>I mean you can't just expect us to follow rules blindly without even knowing what the rules are for. And sadly that is like the order of the day now in the 21st century because you feel only lawyers and judges can inteprete the rules. And so the rest of us just follows blindly, but most of these rules really are there for a reason. And most of them might not be obvious in the first place. </p><p>Which is why knowing thr underlying principle behind a rule you can identify the loopholes and the ways by which you can meander this. This is of course basically what lawyers are paid to do but you dont neccesarily have to be a lawyer to do it. </p><p>So for people I love or for things I love I can definitely break a rule depending on how sensible that rule is. If it's absolutely insensible I wouldn't even think twice before breaking it. And if it's one thats in between I may have to consider ways by which it can be by passed before I consider breaking it. And finally if it is one that makes complete sense and the one which my breaking would endanger the lives and well-being of a lot of people then I'll have to give it a much much longer thought before I break it.</p><p>It also depends on just how deep my love for the thing or my love for the person is. Once I weigh both parameters together I can then make a decision. But in this case I wouldn't know until the situation presents itself. </p><p>Cheers.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p33klr3lx","appParentAuthor":"gungunkrishu","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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