Kelly Telly

(I've made this into a video! Click  here. ) quora.com I don't know you. I don't know your history. I don't know your background. I don't know your beliefs and principles that you hold in your life. Thus, I am not eligible at all to judge you. I am not perfect either. We all make mistakes. We are all improving in life. In life, things are constantly out of hands. Sometimes we feel that we have little to no control in our lives. And that is partially true, depending on your perspective. So, when we make mistakes, or at least what is deemed as mistakes, we will tend to either blame ourselves, or blame others. Or even both. Blame ourselves for not knowing. Blame ourselves for not trying to do what's right Blame ourselves for not doing what's right. Blame ourselves for not resisting ourselves to do what's wrong. Then, Blame our parents for not raising us right. Blame our friends for taking us to the wrong alley. Blame our surrounding

"Sony released a new trailer for 'Detroit: become Human' at the Paris Games Week 2017. It pictures a father, Todd, and daughter, Alice, that live with their android, Kara. We soon find out that Todd is abusive. Alice even gets tragically killed by her father because the android did not intervene. But then we are shown what would happen if Kara decided to step in. The amount of choice is astounding. Kara could do anything from physically or verbally defend Alice, trying to escape the house and more. Let's hope that this trailer is a good reflection of the game to come." - Zoomin Games, 31 Oct. Kara. vg247.com You should see the video on Facebook. It shook me. Mainly because Kara is a reflection of all of us. Kara is us, when we see someone clearly in problem, but are scared to help. Kara is us, when we see something devastating in front of us, but we choose not to do anything. Kara is us, when we have the choice to turn things around, bu