About a Plug and a Socket

A plug and a socket. Born to be together.

Can you describe a socket and a plug? Is there any relation between them? Obviously yes. Socket has three holes (2 holes depending on the country). It has the power and waits for any plug to jump in and collect its powers. Without a socket, a plug won't get the power. Then if a plug don't have the power, thus our electrical appliances won't work. A plug will always require a power from a socket to function.

You may asked what is the rationale of this story. Well, I was trying to relate it with a teacher and us, the regular people. To put it simply, we ourselves are the plug while a teacher is described as the socket. We always need a socket to function, just like you and me require a teacher to get the necessary knowledge to survive.

But if we are the spoiled plug, don't look for a socket to plug in to. A socket won't be able to help a spoiled plug. Don't ever blame the socket for the problem, instead, look at yourself and asked why it happens. Get it? In other words, if we are lazy to lookout for our own problems, we can never get the solution, thus unable to fix ourselves (the spoiled plug). So if you are the good, working plug, everything just works when you connect to a socket.

One more thing, do not attempt to look out for a spoiled socket. A malfunctioned socket could damage the plug as well. Even the source can make it even worse. Who knows if we gets electrocuted! Always find the good ones instead.

There you go, the relation between a socket and a plug, thus us the regular people and teachers. What I mean teachers not necessarily reflect the word, it could be your parents, your best friends, your loved ones... etc.

Think about it.