When one considers the perception of another?
We may say that perception is the specific ability to make out something with our senses. The interesting part is your perception and my perception about anything specific may vary though we all are applying our senses to perceive anything. It may not be true in the case of colours unless someone is colour blind as what is red will be perceived as red by all but when it comes to the application of mind our perception varies a lot. Now, should we become worried about or consider others' perceptions? For example, when a gross injustice is visible to someone on a specific issue, another person may find no injustice in it and in this case should the person noticing the gross injustice be worried for the other one who didn't find anything wrong? Though remaining worried will never change the perception of the other person and in most cases, people do remain ignorant of others' perceptions but there are certain situations when one has to consider the perception of others before coming to any conclusion. Any idea when we do think for a while how others may perceive and then act?It is when we are responsible to give our judgement on anything specific that caters to a large audience. It may be a judge of a court, an editor of any newspaper or portal or even the head of a family. It is a person with high integrity dealing with a lot of people who thinks of the perception of others before the final decision.
This is an entry to the TOW contest