Secrets. What do we know about secrets? We certainly know that behind everything and everyone there is a secret. Yet, the question is, how do we know that for certain? Is it possible for someone to not have a secret, right? Personally, I do not consider that possible. Simply, because we all assume that everybody has a secret. So even not having a secret is a secret. Before i continue going further more int detail, i should explain my perception of "having a secret". I think having a secret is purely an untold story that is yet unknown or undiscovered. Which leades to my earlier statement. Even not having a secret is a secret, since that matter has not been revealed to this point. So how can we tell that certainties are a secret when we have not asked about it furthermore? It is our fear of the unknown which prevents us from getting to know more. You might ask, how can we find out more about something when we do not know for certain that it is a secret? Well, we cannot. You can only get close to someone openly telling you, by asking deeper questions. Here is the point where the problem begins though. We do not have the interest in finding it out. I know most of the people might say, that they obviously would have interest in finding out a secret. But do they have enough interest in finding out something else which they are uncertain of it being a secret? Most likely not. That shows that people are nosey creatures and act based off of their best interest for them selves, not to get to know another person better, no, to fill their hunger of curiosity.
In conclusion, secrets are nothing other than the unknown we decline to adventure furthermore.