two sides of a coin

I promptly think it's beautiful when people allows us to see their other side. Whether it's a dark side or bright side; I still think it's worth. Because, opening up to someone isn't as easy as it seems. Some people are like an open book; they let people see everything that goes through their mind, their life, and their problems. Some not; they hide their tears tight inside their heart, and put up a smiling face to show to the world.

Both are fine. People have their own way to live their life. 

But for some, showing others their true colors is a very big thing to achieve. 

And the biggest worry is,

"What if they leave?"

Isn't that the most fundamental question, after all?

You can ask yourself that question every time you start to know someone. Truth is, we never want anyone to leave. We'll do everything to make them stay; including turning our-self into a better version for them. Some time ago, I stumbled upon this statement on Twitter,

"Do you ever realized that you have many different version of yourself? The 'you' your mom knew may be different than the 'you' your friends knew. And that goes on for every single person you ever know in your life. So, for instance; how do you know which 'you' is the real you?"

Probably, we don't have to worry about showing others our other side.

Because,

do we even know which side is the other?