If it burns, stay away

 

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Fire, when you touch it, it burns. But only if you touch it for more than a second. When you pull your finger from the fire, there will be black soot. But only if you touch it for more than a second.

If you play with fire, you’ll get the effects.
And playing with fire for more than a second and for more than once, is an idiotic move that could cripple you.

You can’t really control fire. You can touch it, though you could never hold it in your hands. You could try to extinguish it, but you could never stop it from spreading before you do. You could start a fire, but after that, it’s not under your control anymore. You’ll be under it’s control.

And then you’ll regret your idiocy.

But when that happens, it’s already too late. Never play with fire, little ones. We used to hear that all the time when we were kids. Maybe not necessarily in that sentence, but still, we get that meaning from the older and wiser ones. But we still go against still.

We still play with fire, lose our control, be it’s slave, and regret. And we’ll do it again and again. When I put it that way, it doesn’t really make sense now does it?

Learn to regret and stay away. Before you cripple yourself.