some questions are better off not asked.
some answers are better off false. or faked.

curiosity is great, but only to a certain extent. need i remind you, i'm speaking in terms of my own opinion, which have been tampered by many factors. by most, the very little experiences and readings i came across with.
of course, the easiest way out (of curiosity) is to speak your mind, let them know the things that are tickling your brains for answers. i dont know which part of my brain does this, but there's always a voice reminding me to exercise extra caution before firing questions. some good times, i obey them. thinking twice, thrice, even a million times. but other times, it just, incidentally, slips out. without the whole brain's consent.

and with so many things tarnishing the word "truth" (a word, believed by many -including yours truly-, sacred), why bother with the questions?

okay off to bed now. a third from finishing the sixth book, cant wait to start with the final one! night~

"greatness inspires envy, envy engenders spite, spite spawns lies..."
-j.k. rowling, through tom marvolo riddle. harry potter and the half blood prince.