Compassion of Complexity

The complexity of people is that they are never just good, nor bad, nor nice, nor mean; they are everything at once, yet seemingly never at the same time. Beliefs, however, are always at the core, and for the same reasons why they are hard to change, they are hard to expose. They have to be clawed out, cried for, or besieged, and a common irony is that they only succumb to their captors in the end. There is inherent compassion in viewing others with complexity; restated, we do not judge the flower for sitting in the dirt.