This is kind of a my contribution to all the fuss going around @markiplier's video lately When I was in 6th grade, there was this girl, who seemed to not like me, like at all. Too bad for me, she was the kind of girl that had a lot of influence on the kids in school, and she somehow managed to convince most of my friends that I was not worthy of their time. In fact, she almost convinced me as well. And every day, she will come at me, laughing at my face, laughing at how I didn't have any friends anymore. Fast forward, I managed to get through all of this, and finally got to high school (different from hers). And one day, I heard something, something that made me change my mind about the girl : she committed suicide. She had some family issues, did not feel loved anymore, or something like that (I have to admit, I did not search too much for this one). The point is, as much as you would like to put someone behind a label, call them evil unhuman being (and believe me, I know the feel), you must know that it is not right. As much as they do awful, terrible things, you must keep in mind that they still have human feelings, human thoughts and human behaviors - just the same as you. And this is what is truly hard. To see this particular side of human nature, and still say :"I know that not the whole of you is like that".
