Identity Crisis. share or not to share.

Now I am a person who likes to share. Reason, copyright, there is no way you can control it. People play the songs of other artists at their weddings and in their night clubs. They are all over the world, in the backstreets, in theaters, on side walks, at home. They play it on their radios they download them from web sites. So share, that way, you do not have hypertension whether someone is robbing your song. They will rob your song, nowadays, what do they not rob? Your wife? Your husband. But on the latter two I do not promote sharing. A bit old fashioned in that quarter. So if they bug off with someone else. Wish them well, sue them for alimony and get on with your life. Regarding songs, I am a creator of music and they are original. However, it does not bring me money, and that way, yes, it does cost me money.

Then knowledge. I am an English teacher. My income is from teaching. Then I am a sucker for a lost cause, the education of kids in Sri Lanka, so I find that on my English tutor Andy web page on face book, which has so many kids who may or may not be using appalling English, I may have to teach! Do I teach them there? No. I cannot afford to because that is my income, but if a poser is put to me, it is answered fairly and squarely with the correct use of grammar. That is where the identity crisis comes in. What do I do? Have you often been faced with such a question? Ethical vales, moral mores and an empty purse? Yes that's me. And as usual, I am a person who believes that creativity is a definite plus for poverty. If you are poor, you generally become creative, in finding your next meal, on doing something totally outrageous that costs you the earth and you only have a grain of sand to sponsor it, but you do a bit of juggling here and there and you achieve your objective, because it is generally gendered towards the greater good.

Now even if you take the dating sites out there, where people meet and congregate of an evening and its all blah and blabber and not anything spectacular or interesting, but it does keep you occupied, on the web, in your chair, and the sedentary lifestyles which are so deleterious to your health, that's sharing too. Sharing your time with other lonely hearts and taking them for a jolly good ride on misery if you are not honest and don't let on that you may be married, may be just shopping around for a bit of dalliance on the net, a bit of perve and not really wanting a commitment because you like to be entertained, and who's to know the difference. Nobody.

This is the problem with global-ity there's nobody to really know the veracity of what they are getting into. It therefore means, honesty, trust, confidence, and the decency of good people, and being the way I am, I think that the better part of us, are the latter. Altruist and stupid? Yes, But happy. Out of there and not join the dating clubs. Share and hope for the best. I remain very rigid on the husband and wife thing though!