whys

Some people consider a 'wise' person to be one who knows:

• what to do, 
• what to say and 
• what to think

Personally, I'd add a layer to that list:

• and knows why
  ....the choice for handling this situation with a certain selection of ' what's' is likely to work out well in supporting the real needs of all involved

So, I'd' like to suggest here to alter the way 'wise' is spelled into ' whys' !

For al to often the shortlist of 'what's' is under the bonnet aiming to to this specific  'why':

To photoshop my whereabouts in order to show the world a fine example of the prefab pretty picture of Who I Am Supposed To Be   ('the 'wellliked' and 'perfect' picture image)

• to hide ( to some extend) who I really am
• to hide ( to some extend) what I really need
• to hide ( to some extend) what I really know
• to hide ( to some extend) what I really do
• to hide ( to some extend) what I really think and feel
• to hide ( to some extend) what you really can
• to hide ( to some extend) what you really have to offer

In making your choices (structurally) based on such ' whys' , very few people will know directly from the experience:

• Who You Really Are
• What You Really Need
• What You Really Know
• What You Really Do
• What You Really Think and Feel
• What You Really Can
• What You Really Have to Offer

Why one would even want for that to occur.. may be a key-question to asnwer in defining your art/way of  'living'.