Come Undone

I have for long held a thought that lingers around the concept of familiarity and people's urge to live in a familiar environment. The idea keeps people in a cocoon of safety while the person enjoys the freedom from the window of the imaginary closet
Even though everyone likes freedom he/she always likes to be under some control that provides a reassurance of safety and incites confidence to freely and fearlessly observe the rest of the world.
Thus a calculated amount of freedom is sacrificed to gain freedom to relish the space leftover. An optimistic human mind is smart enough to appreciate the better end of the deal. Its not actually about the better deal rather its about the more acceptable preposition. The above proposal is framed in purely business fashion and hence works better in business minded people where the person's ability to subconsciously organise choices in an order of priority is better set at default.
The other end of the spectrum is the person who abstains from such pragmatism in day to day decision making. Though beyond doubt the person with former thought process makes a better civilised human than the latter the former is lesser likely to acquire a moral compliment.

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