innocence.

been having this time lag thing between me and reality.
i dont know whats wrong too.
d'accord, that was totally random.

realised people tried very hard not to fall in life.
or people dislike facing tripping and falling moments.
on the literal level, of course, nobody ever wants to fall, especially when it puts you in an extremely embarrassing situation.
but taking falling to the next level, people still do not want to fall, if you see falling down as really down, which leaves you as a failure.
thats of course, unless you're baka, if not, nobody live to fail.
but falling doesnt entirely bring you down.
im not gonna say the most cliche sentence you ever know:跌倒了没关系，学会爬起来就好了。
but thats what people always takeaway from their falling down lesson.
but falling could actually change your usual perspective of high to ground level.
you could see the things you see when you were higher, but at the ground/lower level that people usually miss.
we view things at the perspective of a child's.
we look at things simple and unintended. not complicated and schemed.

i understand that we cannot totally simplified matters now that we've grown in this world. things are usually not simple, so are humans.
i understand the harsh reality and what it brings to us.
all the shits, the dungs, the whatnots.
perhaps we should not lose that innocence in us all.
that beautiful gift that was borned with but gradually losing within.
how many of us could actually keep that slightest bit of innocence and not be let it be engulfed by reality?