Expression Vs Exasperation

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                                   Expression Vs Exasperation



Hmm...I have been wondering today why my most valued friend is getting upset with me repeatedly. How come my best intents are not getting received by only one person positively.

      
      Looked for answers while meditating. 
The answer I received became the title of this article. 

By definition 'Expression' is the showing or depiction of your thoughts and feelings generally facially or verbally. It can extend into different art forms too like painting, sculpting etc.

'Exasperation' is defined as an intense feeling of irritation or annoyance. 


A person's expression if not universally filtered, is not received well generally. In this wake, it doesn't mean if a person is not received well by some people, he/she is exasperating. No not necessary at all. If it was true Einstein didn't have to wait for so many years to be appreciated.

Well coming back to our current theme of expression, a person's expression is generally built over a long period of time and doesn't come just in a jiffy. It is remarkably designed by the time and space where the person has grown up. The experiences and ideas a person has absorbed and his/her own perception of all the experiences experienced. 

Expression or Exasperation both can be existent in the same creation...Alas!...All one can do is to keep a check on their intentions and possibly the best on the respective expression through a universal sieve but not be adamant or compelled on pleasing others. Someone's six can be someone else's nine. Both or either could right/wrong. haha! Cheers to this ambivalent nature of human experience.

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