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Boomerang Principle

Life is consanguineous to a boomerang, and I'm uncertain if you've perceived that. It starts at the bottom and ends at the top...

Some people's lives are not even a boomerang at all, some go through the boomerang phase before they head back to celestial city or wherever the hell they end up to...no pun intended. Before an offspring is conceived, there has to be copulation.

Before copulation, there's courtship period. That's a boomerang principle. It starts at the bottom and ends at the top. Before a man begins to pursue an object of his affection or a wench, his primary goal before the subject of nurturing the camaraderie is to attain the fruit that got unclad Adam extruded from the garden of Eden.

Some develop an affinity and opt to nurture it. Well, some chose to live by the carpe diem principle...but, that's not the point! I'm tryna elucidate the whole idea of the consanguinity of life and the boomerang.

It starts at the bottom! Yes! A child is a gift from God, but they don't fall from the sky. A woman has to push the infant out of her placenta and we all know where the placenta is situated, and the vagina too...if you want us to go there.

Your primary objective in this world is to leave something, or a mark before you leave. It never puzzles me how so many young people who were deceived by these unscrupulous power hungry politicians, are drowning in entitlement. Actually, I find it extremely amusing.

I can't blame them, though. The parents don't have time to nurture their children, due to their devout wishes of providing the best for their offspring so they have no other choice but to commit to their 9-5s. It's so sad... But, unfortunately, Phil Farnsworth and the politicians that are engulfed by chicane more than expensive suits don't have time to show a great deal of empathy for the parents.

This becomes a great opportunity for them to push their agendas. Remember: Your credulity is a great boon to them. Now that's another example of a boomerang effect. You pay television your time and attention, they feed you whatever they feel it's suitable for your eyes and brain.

You pay attention to politicians' fables, they deceive you. P.S: I'm not saying hate politicians or all politicians are pious, but I'm from Africa so you gotta understand... Life is all about giving and receiving, but what you receive is often walloping compared to what you offer. By just listening, you can gain gobs of information, or knowledge.

By paying attention, you could perceive a lot that you were turning your blind eye to, the whole time. Boomerang! You give, you get. Period! I watch so many people complicate life, daily. I'm no life expert, I'm learning too. But it baffles me when people are forever whining about losing this, that and that too. Nobody likes losing!

But imagine if a boomerang just came out of nowhere and smit your visage. Would you appreciate that? Now imagine if you gained everything without any losses, would you find a reason to show gratitude or show a great deal of empathy to those who lose? Hell no! How the hell would you know how to motivate that person because you would have no knowledge about losses?

If you would learn to approach life with the boomerang mentality, then you'd start to feel more alive than ever. Learn to give and never expect to get immediately. If you give, it's imminent that you'll, eventually, receive. Give more, expect less. Eject all negative thoughts of entitlement.

THE WORLD DOESN'T OWE YOU, YOU OWE IT!

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