Speak what you feel, not what we ought to say.......

I believe that the heart is always stronger than the mind. The idea of follow your instinct is obviously portrayed at the end of the play ’King Lear’. We have come to the end of the play and a lesson to learn from the audiences and a piece of advice to keep at the back of mind is that don’t speak in a way others wanted us to speak. Be it honestly, truth or something real others always forced us to do so. Sometimes we are place in a situation where people take advantage of us being honest or truthful. It is not wrong to be good and nice towards others but at times, we need to make up our mind whether to say what you feel like saying or rather be left behind being unsatisfied. Sometime, there is an urge in us to speak up what we feel but the opportunity is not there. On the other hand, being outspoken is fine but often perceived by others as stubborn or shows off. Also I believe that those who ‘speak what they feel but not what they ought to say’ are independence, able to make decisions and individualistic. Therefore, be wise in what you feel like saying and intelligent with what you do!