Why: Do We Make Excuses For Ourselves?

      What's with all the excuses? Especially when it comes from an "important" person. Why do we have to make excuses for the things we say or do? If we feel a certain way about a subject why should we make an excuse for feeling that way? When you're in love with someone, and for whatever reason someone close to you doesn't approve, do you  make excuses for why you're in love? Or do you stick to that person anyway, not really caring what anyone has to say?
       I don't think we should live with excuses pressing us everywhere we turn. If you don't wanna to do something, say it! If you feel strongly about something and no one agrees, don't make an excuse to not follow along, tell them why! I mean...Everyone has a opinion, but really the only opinion that matters in the end is yours. How you feel is more important than how anyone else does. Point. Blank. Period.
       To be honest I made this post because I asked someone a very simple yes or no question, and they made up a very elaborate (too elaborate) excuse about it. All I could help thinking was "Dude just say YES OR NO." Of course that's not what happened. In the end I just said "Stop making up excuses! Why are you making excuses?" Now it doesn't matter. Their answer was no. That's all I was asking for!
       Anyway...Here's another question for you guys...Why?

What: Is Creation? (Asked By Dr. Reed Goode)

       Creation...We use this term quite a bit. Like when we're showing something we've made: "Look at my creation." But more times than not when we think about creation we think about the world and how we can about and more importantly we think about God. Well, at least that's how I saw this question.
       Are we creation? The world we live in..the whole universe? Were we something someone said "Look at my creation!" for? Was every detail thought about to such an extent that our whole lives have been planned ahead of time? This one question: "What Is Creation?" brings about so many more questions that we'll have to mull over to answer it. Our brains may have also been someone's genius creation as well...you never know.
       Now, like all people I've created something I was proud of, whether it was a poem, a story, a picture, or a silly dance. With that being said it's obvious that a creation can be anything, but that's not the point of the question here I don't believe. What is creation? What is creation AS A WHOLE. What was the starting point? Was it us? The human beings, animals, and plants, all scattered around this planet we call Earth. That's very possible. We could've appeared in a blink of an eye. *blink* Oh there goes the world!
       Honestly, I have no real way to attempt to answer this question. BUT one thing I do know is that creation is always something beautiful to the creator.
       Never mind what I think though, what do YOU think creation is?

Why: Are Our Emotions So Strong?

       Now, don't take this question as me making emotions out to be a bad thing. That's not what I'm trying to do at all. I'm just..wondering..why we feel soo deeply. If we didn't we probably wouldn't be hurt as much. Then again if we didn't we wouldn't be as happy as we can be.
       Take what I'm asking from the view point of a depressed person. They feel depression very strongly obviously, right? Well why? Why do they feel that way? There are obviously a large amount of reasons, but I'd like to know how they end up feeling it so much stronger than everyone else. As well as people who get angry fast. Of course, these are both negative perspectives of strong emotion.
       Now there's happiness and love too. Which are positive emotions...Then again that all depends on what exactly you're in love (or whom) and what you're happy about. Like someone who's obsessed. Why are they? What makes them love or hate whatever it is so much?
       I don't know if this makes sense to anyone out there..But it's just a thought; a question for the world.
       So tell me..Why?