We live under the rules, but we yearn for freedom, what causes our contradictions?

If there are no rules, the strong will rule the world, history will repeat itself, civilization will regress, and freedom will be impossible.

It is human nature to desire freedom, there is no freedom without rules, freedom never exists in isolation, the two are interdependent and contradictory to each other, the reason for this contradiction is very simple, your freedom may limit the freedom of others, so in order to ensure that everyone can be relatively free, you can only restrict everyone's behavior, and you can enjoy your freedom without hindering the freedom of others, and you have become a relative concept.

This should be a sociological category, first of all, we have to talk about what is freedom, theoretically we will define the freedom of behavior as freedom, but there are two kinds of freedom, the first is the freedom of behavior, the second is the freedom of consciousness, consciousness is not limited, you can be free, you can be imaginative, you can daydream, you can think anything, no one interferes, but the freedom of behavior is not necessarily, let me give you an example, for example, on a street with chaotic traffic, I want to park my car on the side of the road, I think this is my freedom, I want to go**, this is a manifestation of freedom, but if you don't abide by the traffic rules, just put the car on the side of the road will affect the freedom of others, at this time the contradiction arises, whether it is based on my freedom or other people's freedom, then think about it again, other people's parked cars block me in the middle and can't get out, where is my freedom placed, so in order for everyone to have freedom rules appeared, in the case that everyone can abide by the rules, Freedom comes in a relative form.

It can be seen that it is precisely to ensure that everyone can have relative freedom, so there will be rules, and the rules ensure the maximum freedom of everyone, which can be regarded as a contradiction, but this contradiction is indispensable.

To sum up, it is precisely because we all desire freedom that there will be rules, and without rules the world will be ruled by the strong, and most people will lose their freedom.

This has a lot to do with our hearts, people's desires are always very big, and they always want to do what they think, but this is often not the case in the face of reality.

Because everyone has a heart to pursue freedom, we are often willing to use rules to bind others, rather than let rules bind ourselves.

It is the desire for freedom that leads to our contradictions, and we do not want to be bound by the world, but we have to abide by the laws of society.

It is the mentality that leads to contradictions, when you are busy, you like freedom, and when you are free, you want something to do, so people must learn to be content.

It is reality that leads to our contradictions, freedom is based on material foundations, and having absolute freedom will lead like animals.

Generally, it is a personal desire, because there are too many desires, it is difficult to satisfy the heart, and you will be dissatisfied with life, and there will also be contradictions.

It is our own desires that cause our contradictions, and if one had no desires, there would be no such contradictions.

I think it's the pressures of life, and the troubles we have from all sides, that suppress our emotions.

I think it's the stress of life that causes us to have conflicts, and everyone is in a bad mood.

It is the desires of the heart and life that cause our conflicts, our inner desire to be free, but we have to follow the rules in order to live.