Compromise

A compromise is a agreement reached by mutual concessions. It requires one to bend the law to achieve the greatest good. A compromise can be on anything that people wished to have an agreement on and it can be made by anybody only if both parties feel that the conditions are acceptable. In a compromise, it usually requires one to sacrifice something (e.g. their principle or the law) to achieve an agreement which both parties can benefit from. Compromises are usually very interesting as you can sometimes see people going against their beliefs, teachers breaking school rules or even lawyers bending the law to benefit himself or his client.

Our world is filled with compromises. Without compromises, people will be simply following their morals and behaving according to rules. If this happens, the world would be boring and there will never be surprising discoveries or achievements happening all around us. In our daily lives, compromise is very essential to allow us to complete tasks. This is because in modern world, tasks and obstacles cannot be easily completed or solved by simply following the rules. Sometimes, obstacles in lives are designed in a way such that people must learn bend the rule in order to solve them. It is like when one is being held hostage. He can actually find a way to escape by having a compromise with his kidnapper that if he let the hostage go, the hostage would reward him with something useful for the kidnapper. Of course this is just an example because no one would kidnappers would simply accept compromises with someone they do not trust at all.