Which do you choose: door one, two or three? The grand prize lies behind one of these doors, now which is it? The game show host stand’s their repeating the same question as you examine each door in front of your puzzled face. Door one seems to be warn; used by many and holds that welcoming classic look while door two shows off its flashy new paint job, with its shiny, untouched door knob. Door three is the complete opposite of door number one. It is a dark, black door that shows to be old, blistered, and distained. All that keeps running through your mind is which is the best, door one, door two, or door three?
Based off appearance, door two would be the best choice of the three. It is most appealing to the human eye, but does that necessarily mean that it is the best? Just because of the looks, it doesn’t mean that the grand prize will be laying behind the shiny, new door.
Now door one; standing their showing its classic look could be the correct choice. It is a mix of used and new put together. Does that mean it is the right choice?
Door three is the last door flowing through my mind. It is nasty, disgusting, and very unappealing to the eye. It stands there and appears as if it is going to fall apart in front of my eyes. Why would any prize lay behind such an old and rotten door?
Now the real question is, are they trying to fool me and are they putting the grand prize behind the old crappy door to fool me? Or is it lying behind one of the other doors and they are expecting me to have this thought? Which is it?
This is the perfect example of prejudice. An opinion is being formed just by the appearance of the door.
Should we as humans be judgmental? We all mistakes and all screw up, but yet in the end; we all judge and laugh at one another.
Life is about choosing the right path; making wise decisions to find out who you really are.
In the story, Jekyll And Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson one door is explained as blistered and distained. The door is very unappealing but the question is, what is on the other side of the ugly door?
On the other side of every door is new life; you start off in one room with the current life, and leave and go into another leading into your new life.
Life is about making the right decisions. We can make these decisions by opening the right doors. We always need to open the right doors, and keep the wrong ones closed. Life is all about making decisions; now choose wisely.
Which do you choose, door one, door two, or door three?
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