Speak Out

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More people should have the courage to speak their mind out so that other people could learn and understand them better. Many love to keep things to themselves because it is pleasurable and because it is safer, and because speaking out may open up chances for people to criticise and to hurt. 

Silence has never killed anybody but silence too has never healed anybody. 

People need to speak out.


Speaking out could be threatening, tiring, emotionally draining, yet most of the time, it is the only way out of the tensed situations we are inflicted on. Speaking out may take a lot of strengths but staying in silence could cause harm. 

When at work, learn to say NO. When at home, share what and how we feel. When in public, vocalize our thoughts. When with partners, pour out your heart. When with friends, let them know. When with an enemy, make them listen.

Stop assuming things. 

"They should have known the pile of work I'm working on."
"They must have known by now that I hate doing the chores."
"I'm bad at presenting but good at documenting, can't they see that by now?"

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Stop assuming that people know what you have inside. No one knows what you have been keeping inside. Speak out. People need to know, people need to be informed as some people are ignorant and the others are simply, pain in the ass. 

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