I Dislike Human Nature Sometimes
If nothing changes, at least we can understand others.
If nothing changes, at least we can attempt to decrease labels and derogatory words towards others.
There are those that won’t budge, that won’t function as we want.
We will do everything and anything, and consult with anybody to get that person to adjust to enjoy life through being pleasing, productive, and harmless.
If you aren’t pleasing, productive, and harmless or making progress towards that there is nothing, no pity, only apathy.
This life is about survival, and caring for the survival of those who enhance our survival, and that is it.
We worship anything that is in power to get benefits like rewards, pleasure, and protection.
If we could get no benefit, would we still worship?
No, because I’m the end, all we care about is ourselves.
Seriously, would we bare with the stranger that could be harmful and a burden?
No because we want what we work for to be ours, and we want others to work for their own sustenance so that we don’t have to put up with them.
Because we’re selfish.
We teach the man how to fish so they aren’t a bother, and so what we catch remains as ours, and ours alone.
That’s life.
If nothing changes, at least we can attempt to decrease labels and derogatory words towards others.
There are those that won’t budge, that won’t function as we want.
We will do everything and anything, and consult with anybody to get that person to adjust to enjoy life through being pleasing, productive, and harmless.
If you aren’t pleasing, productive, and harmless or making progress towards that there is nothing, no pity, only apathy.
This life is about survival, and caring for the survival of those who enhance our survival, and that is it.
We worship anything that is in power to get benefits like rewards, pleasure, and protection.
If we could get no benefit, would we still worship?
No, because I’m the end, all we care about is ourselves.
Seriously, would we bare with the stranger that could be harmful and a burden?
No because we want what we work for to be ours, and we want others to work for their own sustenance so that we don’t have to put up with them.
Because we’re selfish.
We teach the man how to fish so they aren’t a bother, and so what we catch remains as ours, and ours alone.
That’s life.
31-35, F