May

15

2008

11:45 Posted by Anoop in Jottings

IMHO friendship, relationships rather any interaction between people can be reduced down to the application of two things – Trust & Betrayal. When you think about it, these are two things that affect a lot on how you react to different social scenarios.

To make a relationship work, we tend to improve the trust with someone, while betraying someone else a little. The whole network of our friends & acquaintances are based and maintained on a delicate balance between the level of application of the ‘Trust’ factor and the ‘Betrayal’ factor. You don’t need a Phd in psychology to understand this I guess. But this is not the only factor either. But atleast in the world I see around me – this concept fits in perfectly!

The people who can strike the balance seem to be the happiest, most popular among them all. They are especially cleaver at managing the T & B factors and distributing it optimally between the opposite sex members in their clan. And the opposite sex thing, complicates thing to a huge extent and when it reaches that border case between love & friendship.. well my processing power is not enough to explain that in terms of T & B!

If you know me, you might be wondering who am I to talk about relationships and emotions hehe. After all, I have been described as a nut-crack by many a friend when it comes to emotions. But all I am saying is if you master this art of allocating T & B, you are definitely not going to regret it, Trust me ;)

5 Responses to “Trust & Betrayal”

  1. Ginu Says:

    A better title would have been “Confessions of a bored SW Engineer…” ;)

    Anyways, a post with a change.. Not the usual documentary.. Nice.. :)

  2. me Says:

    i shud agree wth ginu on this one…..u seriosly need wrk…… :P

    bt den again,…..this aint tht bad this kinda nice :D

  3. Anoop Says:

    thanks…!!

  4. Zennmaster Says:

    Now, why the **** would you want to distribute betrayal??? you were drunk on 2 small pegs of DSP black weren’t you when you wrote this??? Trust and betrayal are not products on your assembly line to be distributed equally among all the workers… On top of that thanks it seems!!! aiyooo!!!

  5. Anoop Says:

    blah :P

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