This is another good topic that makes us think about how we act daily in our lives and in our personal interactions within our circle of close people that we have created throughout our lives.
Nowadays, talking about privacy is a very broad topic, as we live in a global world and we are often exposed without thinking about putting our privacy at risk.
But can this affect us when we feel that there is something wrong with someone close to us? My answer is that we cannot let privacy prevent us from helping those who need us, but we often feel the need to even interfere in the lives of our parents, siblings, friends, we remain distant when we should be side by side, but the welcome that what other people might think puts us in great doubt and we often opt for what seems easier, which is to keep some distance, but I feel that something is not right, I run the risk of getting closer and trying to find out what is available to help or try find a solution to help someone.
How many times have we discovered something later and said it to ourselves or to those people, even if I told them! Because people often don't like to expose themselves, this also depends on their way of being and facing life, as human beings we are all the same, but we are unique beings with our own differences in being and being, some more extroverted, others more introverts, many willing to expose themselves, others who have no problem exposing their lives and making them public, this is being human beings with our differences.
But as my reflection has always said, the line that separates this privacy is very thin, it is often worth the risk, we break that line when we feel that something is not right with someone, even if later, if it is not, we can apologize and make the other person understand what our real intention is, but in my case, I prefer, in specific cases, to cross that line of privacy, especially with family and close friends, than to later know what I could do something and I let myself stay in my comfort zone as long as I could and didn't help someone else who needed it.
The decision is up to each person, we will certainly have different views on this topic and sharing our point of view is very important so that we can exchange experiences between us.
Because we may currently be going through a moment of indecision in relation to someone and this sharing can help us see solutions that many choose and that we can adapt to the situation and the dilemma that we may be experiencing in our daily lives.
For this reason, once again a very important topic in our reflection.
and that can help us find the best way to help someone in their life or even when one day we are in need.
I've definitely been there where I've hesitated to intervene in someone's life because I didn't want to overstep or risk being judged too. But in the end, it's always better to take the risk and try to help, even if it means crossing that thin line of privacy. Thank you for sharing
You are right, thank you for your comment