Thoughts I Don’t Talk About No. 15
I do not like the majority of people, how antisocial right? From a young age I had always been one to prefer to stay off to the side rather than be directly involved, perhaps it was due to childhood bullying or being excluded. There are times where I can be very social and the life of the party, though I wouldn’t say I enjoy it, but at times it can be fun.
I don’t like the general weakness and idiocracy of the world’s population. Most people are so desperate to have some stability in their meaningless lives that they cling to any belief or ideology that could possibily offer a foundation. Religion gives some people a sense of hope, belonging, moral framework, comfort, and meaning to life. It is clear to see why people are looking for something to believe in. Perhaps because they are not intellectualy capeable of forming their own strong opinions on morality and a number of different issues.
I don’t like that a fair few people are stuck in their strict and rigid ways, hypocritical I know. They are unwilling to see from a differing perspective or thought from their own. They are quick to label everything as good or bad entirely. They are jejune and unintelligent.
I don’t like that people bore me, but what doesn’t? Many people seem to be produced on an assembly line, repetitive and annoying. They are sensitive to all forms of pain and hurt with overly dramatic reactions.
I don’t like the majority of people, but you have to interact with them to further your goals. They can offer a number of benefits as well.