relativity and us

i have the typical maldivian brothers, there when you need them and way more succesful than you are. and intelligent. very very foni. hehe. so i was eating in one of their apartments one day and me and my sis in law (favourite person in the whole world) were pestering my lawyer bro about his eating habits. he does this funny thing which didnt make sense to us. i mean he complains about a curry being too spicy and that he coudnt eat cause its spicy. but sometimes this changes and he eats mas mirus like theres no end. so we were talking about that teasing him aslu. so in his defence he goes and says this. "kulhivun is relative to a person, like weather". so this got me thinking. and i came to a conlusion that yes, everything is relative. like you may want your gf to call you twenty four hours a day asking you how you were but at the same time your friend might want their gf to leave them alone give them space. everything is relative to a specific person, thats what makes us different i guess. how we react to stuff. how we take stuff. how we appreciate it. how we love it. how we lose it. how we belong to it. how we accept it. humans are facinating, i mean if someone started writing a book about he would never stop. There are more than billion people in the world and everything single thing in the world is relative. We react differently in billions of ways. Makes you wonder more and more that we may be part of a bigger experiment... a universal one.

"When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour. That's relativity. " Albert Einstein