Sane Thoughts

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Why would you pacifier wrong? If you see something that's not right, correct it and not remain silent about it. Far to often people will remain silent on the merits of protecting the sacredness of the friendship they have with an individual. If the sanctity of your friendship with a person revolves around supporting wrong, don't expect your words to be digested to those in need of good advice. You should never allow hypocrisy to leak into the cracks of a sound friendship.

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