I don’t even trust anyone, but myself…
This should serve as an important lesson to everyone, you can never trust anybody but yourself.
Don’t get lied, you lie. Don’t get sabotaged, you sabotage. Because if you don’t do evil things to them, they will do it to you. Main reason I don’t have many friends is that. I’m cautious, scared. Humans are a piece of shit, they are just the same as animals.
What you say is half true and half false. You can trust others, but not blindly, and don’t trust them more than yourself. Simply trust yourself 100%, and trust others only 50%. No matter how close someone is to your heart, don’t give them 100% trust. Keep at least a grain of doubt and intelligence in your heart, and don’t be foolish and blind. It doesn’t matter if others are miserable to you; let them be miserable, but be smart and distinguish truth from lies. With every lie they tell you, lessen your trust in them. Their lies won’t affect you unless you’re foolish. If you’re smart, you can distinguish truth from lies, and their lies won’t affect you; rather, they’ll harm them more and more. There’s no need to lie to them, because that will cause you to lose the trust of those who truly trust and love you sincerely and deeply. There’s no need to hurt them. Be someone who doesn’t harm others, but if they cause you harm and pain, then retaliate in kind. If they don’t harm you, leave them alone; it’s not worth wasting your time and effort on. You may harm others, but be careful that you might be harmed in return, and then you might retaliate in kind. It’s good to focus on the quality of your friends rather than their quantity, but not all people are monsters, and not all people are despicable. There are kind and gentle people by nature, even if they are few. All you have to do is be wary of the corrupt and lend a helping hand to the good. If you harm the good, you will become like the despicable people you despise. If you don’t want to be like the despicable and want to be good, then help the good and punish the corrupt.
I believe you wrote what you did in your previous comment because you’ve experienced pain, betrayal, or harm from others, or because you’re afraid of experiencing pain yourself, having witnessed others suffer before. Because of this fear, you wrote this exaggerated message. I understand that you’re exaggerating due to fear, but despite that, my advice to you is this: please be balanced between good and evil. Whether you want to protect yourself or your loved ones, or prevent harm to yourself and them, be balanced between good and evil. Don’t be evil, but prevent evil from reaching you and your loved ones. Protect yourself and your loved ones, and punish the evildoers, or don’t allow them to harm you, your loved ones, or the vulnerable. If you can’t protect the vulnerable because you are weak, ignore them and seek help from those who can.
Look at the hero; he himself said he trusted them completely, and that was his mistake. He shouldn’t have trusted them completely and should have continued to doubt them, but he was foolish and paid the price for his foolishness. That was his mistake, and he paid the price for it. Of course, those scoundrels aren’t right either; they were wrong too, and they must pay the price for their mistake.
AshTheMangaLover
I don’t even trust anyone, but myself…
This should serve as an important lesson to everyone, you can never trust anybody but yourself.
Don’t get lied, you lie. Don’t get sabotaged, you sabotage. Because if you don’t do evil things to them, they will do it to you. Main reason I don’t have many friends is that. I’m cautious, scared. Humans are a piece of shit, they are just the same as animals.
nwfy
What you say is half true and half false. You can trust others, but not blindly, and don’t trust them more than yourself. Simply trust yourself 100%, and trust others only 50%. No matter how close someone is to your heart, don’t give them 100% trust. Keep at least a grain of doubt and intelligence in your heart, and don’t be foolish and blind. It doesn’t matter if others are miserable to you; let them be miserable, but be smart and distinguish truth from lies. With every lie they tell you, lessen your trust in them. Their lies won’t affect you unless you’re foolish. If you’re smart, you can distinguish truth from lies, and their lies won’t affect you; rather, they’ll harm them more and more. There’s no need to lie to them, because that will cause you to lose the trust of those who truly trust and love you sincerely and deeply. There’s no need to hurt them. Be someone who doesn’t harm others, but if they cause you harm and pain, then retaliate in kind. If they don’t harm you, leave them alone; it’s not worth wasting your time and effort on. You may harm others, but be careful that you might be harmed in return, and then you might retaliate in kind. It’s good to focus on the quality of your friends rather than their quantity, but not all people are monsters, and not all people are despicable. There are kind and gentle people by nature, even if they are few. All you have to do is be wary of the corrupt and lend a helping hand to the good. If you harm the good, you will become like the despicable people you despise. If you don’t want to be like the despicable and want to be good, then help the good and punish the corrupt.
nwfy
I believe you wrote what you did in your previous comment because you’ve experienced pain, betrayal, or harm from others, or because you’re afraid of experiencing pain yourself, having witnessed others suffer before. Because of this fear, you wrote this exaggerated message. I understand that you’re exaggerating due to fear, but despite that, my advice to you is this: please be balanced between good and evil. Whether you want to protect yourself or your loved ones, or prevent harm to yourself and them, be balanced between good and evil. Don’t be evil, but prevent evil from reaching you and your loved ones. Protect yourself and your loved ones, and punish the evildoers, or don’t allow them to harm you, your loved ones, or the vulnerable. If you can’t protect the vulnerable because you are weak, ignore them and seek help from those who can.
nwfy
Look at the hero; he himself said he trusted them completely, and that was his mistake. He shouldn’t have trusted them completely and should have continued to doubt them, but he was foolish and paid the price for his foolishness. That was his mistake, and he paid the price for it. Of course, those scoundrels aren’t right either; they were wrong too, and they must pay the price for their mistake.