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Golden Rule

There is this invisible line. It is not only invisible, but is relational. When is a wrong committed then? Whose line should be violated for the offended to person claim a legitimate right to be offended?

I am following a golden rule these days : Don't take your family seriously. :) It is a cool rule. It makes sense and makes life easier and happier.

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