The Truth About Being Misunderstood

Misinterpretations are the root of all tragedies, especially Julius Caesar. They have severe consequences like the loss of innocent lives, conflicts between friends, all the way to our inability to discern our friends from our foes. Each of these misinterpreting concepts is demonstrated in Julius Caesar. Cinna the poet’s death, Brutus’s betrayal, and Cassius’s misunderstanding of Titinius’s death are all scenarios that portray the theme of misinterpretation and its severe consequences.

“Because, it’s sort of become a symbol for me.” I replied, after a slight pause

“I don’t know,” Bass mumbles. “Hasn’t been here since sometime yesterday, thought she went home.”

"Make yourself comfortable. And I will go to my place." The guy told her and heading for the door, he left the room.

"Don't go anywhere, I have to call Rocky and tell him I know the big news." She sprinted to her room. Being that energetic all the time must be exhausting.

"How would you know, Dax? You're not inside my head," He turned three fourth of a way, not enough to fall over. His hands that were in his pocket were now out in forms of fists, "Is it because I'm not an attention seeker like you, or maybe it's just because I'm a

"Alma," her mother called from downstairs. "Come down for breakfast. We need to go into town for some errands."

"So, I'm going to the diner to get food for me and my daughter and then heading back home." I pull off.

“Let’s go. I can’t sit out here any longer.” Jane was already standing up, heading towards the house. I hoisted myself up, following her home.

“How about you go get your father, dinner will be soon.” as she carried the pan to the sink.

"What's changed?" she asked, trying to avoid him but it didn't appear as he was listening.

The only way for mental health and addictions to be supportive and change is through continuation of education, awareness, and getting bills passed on the floor. Even though the Civil Rights Act passed just over fifty years ago this country still has a problem! So, how in the world do we expect for the government to play a role in something that is still misunderstood? There are those who despise the Affordable Health Care Act, and there are those who ignore the urgency to reform the mental health care for people and families. Sure, billions of dollars are spent on treatments, but it’s not enough. Most of the money is spent towards prescriptions. Other problems such as attitudes and stigmas continue to be barriers to services in our communities.

Misconceptions are often associated with erroneous opinions and views of people who lived centuries ago. Some of our commonly regarded concepts originated in ancient times and were based on faulty thinking or skewed understandings. Consequently, these stereotypes are not a vestige of the past, they are still prevalent today because there are so many things we humans still do not know but are quick to accept. Day-by-day, consciously or subconsciously people continue to perpetuate stereotypes to some degree. Further, commenting on one's culture, age, gender, education, or life situation the interlocutor expresses an opinion based on a personal understanding of the issue. The personal position or belief is the conclusion of indirect experience,

"Oh okay, wait a minute, I'll escort you to the infirmary. Just to let you know she was beaten up today. You should tell her to stop her attitude," he said.

“Oh, my apologies then,” I said. “You do seem much more mannerly and much less goofy.”