This has been bothering me lately and I'll try to put this into words to better clarify my thoughts. I always get really aggravated when someone says something like "I'm sick of being nice all the time it gets me nowhere!" The feeble creed of I-don't-give-a-fuck. Being a good person is a very challenging thing as it should be. It consists of sacrifice, hard work and mental strength. I feel people that lean towards the negative side of things are weak, lazy and have no fuckin' spine at all. For the past 10 years or so I've been guiding all kinds of people to better themselves but I'm sort of done with that now. The knowledge I possess is valuable and I should pass it on to those worthy enough and smart enough to ask the right questions. It's very gratifying(for yourself and the other) to play the role of the loving-detached observer and watch people figure things out on their own. I think you can tell a lot about a person by what they say and how they act. If someone wants to take the weak/lazy route and resort to hatred; you know that person isn't worth the time or effort. People will get hurt by one person and decide to flat out give up on everything. That is such a lazy a way to deal with the things life throws at you. It's like if you hate people why not find better people? Why give up on yourself and decide to hate yourself and humanity? People tend to think being a good person entitles you to some reward in this life or in death. Why? Where's the fun in that?
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