📌 [My Fundamental Premise] Before You Read My Blog

Now that social media has become a part of everyday life,
all sorts of opinions are flying around, aren't they?

There are posts that make people happy,
and there are posts that hurt someone.

That's why I think many people feel they should be careful about what they post.

But you know, I'm a little different.

For example, if a student of mine suddenly said,
"I just want to hurt someone, anyone,"
I wouldn't be shocked.

In fact, I'm the type who would get curious.

"Oh, really? Why did you think that? What happens when you hurt someone? I don't understand that feeling, Yamato-sensei doesn't, so tell me more!"

I'd end up asking that,
regardless of whether the person is a child or an adult.

Because I don't think it's something that can be simply judged as "that's absolutely wrong" or "that's great."

What is "bad" for one person
might be "good" for someone else.

In the end, we can only measure things
by our own yardstick.

So my thinking is simple:
"If you and the other person are okay with it, then isn't that fine?" is my stance.

For example, if Person A wants to hurt someone,
and Person B is actually hurt,
if Person B feels, "But I learned something from that. It was okay,"
then I think that's "acceptable" in its own way.

However, if one party feels "uncomfortable" or "dislikes it,"
at that point, it's out.
It should be stopped.

So, for everyone reading my blog,
there is just one thing I want to convey—

What is written here is strictly based on
"my personal experience and values."

Rather than judging things as right or wrong,
I would be happy if you could read it with a light heart,
thinking, "Oh, that's another way of looking at things."

The world of social media is overflowing with information.
Sometimes you are healed by someone's post,
and sometimes you get angry.

But that all depends on "how you perceive it."

I want to be the kind of person who doesn't get too swayed by various opinions and emotions,
and can discern the information that suits me.

Thank you for reading again today🌿