// Hi guys, It’s a beautiful day today! How are ya’ll doing?//

// The paradox of our behavior //

“We kill people who kill people because killing people is wrong”

“We judge people who judge people, because judging people is wrong”

Etc.

I bet ya’ll have heard phrases like that, right? I just want to say that I think it’s fucked up! Have you ever heard a phrase like; “I smile at people who smile at me, because smiling at each other is healthy/makes us happy/binds us together” or something like that? I’ve heard people say things like “Wtf then this random girl smiled at me on the street, and I just gave her a crazy look back. She’s probably gay or something!” - Really? So we only smile at each other if we have an agenda? 

I’m just frustrated, because often we wish each other bad luck instead of good luck. We envy each other, hate each other, judge each other and so on. 

If you have a friend who’s succeeding in life and you’re not. You’re most likely going to think “Fuck that b-tch. What does she have that I don’t?”, “Why is she thinner, prettier, more popular than me?” - Honestly, I want to throw up on people who think like that.

And from now on I’m going to cut those type of people out of my life. ‘Cus if I succeed in whatever I do, it’s because I’m ambitious, I have the drive - I don’t just sit and wait for someone to serve me success on a silver platter. 

I believe in good/positive energy, and I believe that if enough people (or just one person with enough hate) have bad thoughts about you, and hope to see you fall then there’s a big chance that bad things will happen to you. Also known as ayn al-ḥasūd (Evil eye). 

I guess it’s because hating a person is easier than having a pure heart and praising a person’s accomplishments. The paradox of Human-beings must be that we crave and demand love and kindness, but don’t know how to return it. 

I’m smiling at you, will you smile back?