Do you really know who you are waking up next too?
I stumbled across a short video on youtube the other day that most definitely got me thinking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDTfdsbo3uI
The video most definitely got me thinking about the relationships we create and how well we really know those around us. The story is of a guy and girl living together, in what seems to be a loving relationship. But as the story unfold we find out that Sona has a secret, which almost presents itself as a alter ego or different personality. It got me thinking about how well we know those around us. We share so much of ourselves with people; our bodies, our minds, like/dislikes, choices and integrity. But how can we ever be sure that the other person is showing us the same respect? In myself I have found as I’ve got older, the more knocks I have had the more honest I have become. My friends will always say if you want an brutally honest opinion then to ask me. But honesty also comes with a level of trust; I am being honest with you, I therefore expect honesty in return. It is the social constructs of a relationship. They always say without trust there is no relationship. Trust is based on the other person being honest. I can't help but wonder what happened next, did he rebuild his trust in her? Did she rebuild her trust in him? I guess the counsellor in me wonders what drove her to that point, what drove him to seek that, whether this event will effect their future relationships. Lastly why psychologically this has had an effect on me. It's not what Sona does that affects me. She seems like a nice enough character, with her own understanding 'her body, her choice Ect'. It's the fact that she's so deceitful, that bothered me. He is not without blame, but for some reason what she does effects me more. He lives with her, he's introduced her to his parents, he's sharing himself with her. But yet she's outright lying to his face. That is something I can't get my head around...bed is a somewhat neutral place in my head. If you in those moments can't be honest with the person next to you, then when can you be?













