Almost every subject I'm taking, talk about this. Safe investment, safe employment, safe policy ect. Even in Maslow hierarchy that being created long time ago already emphasize the importance of safety. I like to think alot, people will say i think too much, but that is who I am >.<
Kenot sleep, what do i think? When is the last time i feel safe? What is the definition of safe for me? For some people, it could be have enough security guard out side his house, for others they feel safe after install alarm system. For others, they may only feel safe financially, when he become millionaire. I don't want to talk about this materialistic"safe".
What about inner safety? By having faith? It might be, regardless what religion you are, once you havefaith, it can be your guidiance, it can support you spiritually. Then, how bout people? Don't blame me. I can't said that person is my parents or relatives. I left home since i was 12. Maybe i just don't remember how safe i felt while having them around me. But I believe, it must be safe havung them around, because you know that they will never hurt you.
How bout friends or people in my community right now? Shit! Why that stupid turtle pop up on your head again? Yes, I admit, even he is evil, I feel very very safe having him around. He just like can handle everything, can take care of everything, have knowledge of everything. Just feel he is a person that you can count of, you can rely on him. Also don't know why... even you ex who is a boxing coach can't gave you that safety feeling, even your enother ex who happened to be gangster and many people calling him "dai go" and call you"dai sou" can never give you that safe feeling.
Conclusion, he is like a security guard, the kind of person that even if you get lost in the middle of no where, or being kidnaped, as long as he is around, you still can sleep peacefully because you know that he is going to make sure that you are safe and everything will be fine... you just know that. Life is so weird. I am so weird. That turtle is so weird.
