Salute to Wize Shabazz (reposted by Kala Brown) for this awesome message:
Kala Brown
10 hrs ·
Message for the Single People
I was talking to my brother William this morning. He mentioned to me that his dog almost got hit by a car. When I asked what happened, he said, "I've been working a lot. So, she hasn't had a lot of time around people. She's missing being social. So, the moment I opened the door to go out with her, she saw the neighbors across the street and made a B-line for them. I didn't even see the car coming. Luckily, one of the neighbors ran out into the street and stopped the car before it hit the dog."
We then had a conversation about how many people make the same mistake that the dog made. Sometimes we are so excited at the prospect of being social that we run into situations haphazardly, without looking to make sure that they are the best for us, or even safe. I see far too many women end up in night clubs just because they are bored and want something to do. I see far too many men rushing into sexual relationships with women just because they yearn for sex. I see people rushing into relationships just because they are sick of being alone. In doing these things, we often forget to "look both ways" before crossing into these situations, and then wonder why something hits us hard, as a result, that we never saw coming. Luckily for the dog, there was someone there to save her from harm. Many of us do not have the same luxury in Life. So please tread with caution.
~Wize Shabazz
10 hrs ·
Message for the Single People
I was talking to my brother William this morning. He mentioned to me that his dog almost got hit by a car. When I asked what happened, he said, "I've been working a lot. So, she hasn't had a lot of time around people. She's missing being social. So, the moment I opened the door to go out with her, she saw the neighbors across the street and made a B-line for them. I didn't even see the car coming. Luckily, one of the neighbors ran out into the street and stopped the car before it hit the dog."
We then had a conversation about how many people make the same mistake that the dog made. Sometimes we are so excited at the prospect of being social that we run into situations haphazardly, without looking to make sure that they are the best for us, or even safe. I see far too many women end up in night clubs just because they are bored and want something to do. I see far too many men rushing into sexual relationships with women just because they yearn for sex. I see people rushing into relationships just because they are sick of being alone. In doing these things, we often forget to "look both ways" before crossing into these situations, and then wonder why something hits us hard, as a result, that we never saw coming. Luckily for the dog, there was someone there to save her from harm. Many of us do not have the same luxury in Life. So please tread with caution.
~Wize Shabazz
