Prolly the best thing i've heard so far about getting to know you or myself, "knowing about you and knowing you" quoted by Fr. Larry from SFX Church. Now there is a difference between getting to know 'about' someone and knowing someone.
Knowing 'about' you can also be recognize as second-hand information related to someone. About how you are by what you hear or see. Yes, judging the book by its cover. Various compositions about the third party you hear from would simply just put you in an innocuous picture of a person. Yes, you know that person does this and that but doesn't mean you know why he/she does it. Then again, there is no reason for you to really get to know why unless you really want to take notice, personally. now that is...
Knowing 'you'...
To know you is to get to know you personally, or maybe you don't have to but to know at that situation, why he/she does it. For example if you are trying to help your friends who are miserably in the midst of a break up, DON'T act smart by giving options to the rendered problem.(if for the sake of comforting, fine...) that's it, listen and know the in-depth chapters that is needed to ponder about first. "i saw you kicking that old lady off the road for walking slowly last night, you (pardon my french) Bastard!" Now now, did you ask why before you enthroned that Bastardly nomination? He/she might have a good cause for maybe a motorcycle was speeding directly at that old woman... (running out of topic =P)
Yeah so, to know you, is to get intimate with you! Your unconditional attention towards your friends. Hey, this helps in any relationship, parental, boy/girl relationship and even friendship. Both ways are good if you ask me for a better understanding of a relationship, 'getting to know you, and all about you'.
I got this video which YOU HAVE TO WATCH. A simply must watch without any much reason. Trust me, its not cheesy nor pathetic. (it's quite a long load, but its worth the wait!)
Word/phrase/quote of the day: Foo Ed & Fraud (Feud) by PT...
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