I never know why, I only know who

I never know why, I only know who

When faced with confusion, it can be easy to get lost in a whirlwind of questions and uncertainties. The mind races, trying to make sense of the chaos and find some semblance of clarity. In these moments of uncertainty, it can be tempting to focus on the "why" - to search for reasons and explanations that may never come. However, in the midst of confusion, it is often more important to focus on the "who" rather than the "why".

"I never know why, I only know who" is a powerful statement that speaks to the idea that sometimes, understanding the people involved in a situation can provide more insight than understanding the reasons behind it. When we are confused, it can be easy to get caught up in trying to figure out the reasons for our confusion. We may ask ourselves why things are happening the way they are, why we are feeling the way we are, or why certain events have unfolded as they have. However, in many cases, the answers to these questions may be elusive or impossible to find.

Instead of getting lost in a sea of unanswered questions, it can be more productive to focus on the "who" - the people involved in the situation. By understanding the motivations, intentions, and perspectives of those around us, we can often gain a better understanding of the confusion we are experiencing. People are complex beings, and their actions are often driven by a multitude of factors that may not be immediately apparent. By taking the time to understand the "who" behind the confusion, we can often gain valuable insights that can help us navigate through the uncertainty.