Selfie, the most common but still the most attractive task these days. You met a celebrity, take a selfie with him. You are roaming somewhere and could not find someone to take a click, so it yourself. Enjoying with friends take a selfie and post it on social media. Stay connected and keep informing all about your activities.

But today a silly question arise in my mind, do we really know ourselves? We take selfies in three digits number in a month but do we spare three minutes to talk to ourselves? Another me says, are you mad? I don't know myself, what are you saying? Who knows me better than me?

If we know ourselves better, then why it hurts when someone blame us for something or misunderstood us? Because what other thinks of us matters more than what we think of ourselves. Are we taking selfies to know ourselves better, to see our pics or to show it to others?

I was travelling in a bus when a man suddenly started shouting on a man for pushing him and he may have considered him a pickpocketer. All passengers suddenly looking both of them and the man felt embarrassed. After few more bus stops, again that person started shouting on some another man. This time also his reason was same and the same was passengers' reaction. The difference was in the behaviour of the man on whom he was shouting. He did not felt embarrassed rather he was smiling and he just get aside of the shouting person.

I went to him and asked for his smile, he said: I know myself from years and he knows from few minutes only. He is angry on someone so he is looking everyone from the same eye. His answer reminded me of many instances when I used to prove myself, sometime before my boss, in-laws or husband. But I realised that if I know myself in true sense, what others think of me does not matter at all.