The stronger you love another person, the more certain that you will end-up betrayed by your beloved. Devotion to another human being will always turn into an act of deception against you.
The harm done to you by a lover’s treachery is greater than any pleasure from transitory affection. You will barely remember any caresses and copulations – but you will recall your partner’s infidelity forever. You may forget your spouse’s face – but you will recollect the unfaithfulness on your deathbed.
Even on the rare occasion when friends might not deliberately try to hurt you, their inevitable ineptitude will do you even greater harm. The human proclivity for incompetence is even greater than their propensity to injure. Being around strangers will leave you vulnerable to their stupidity.
Trusting another human being is just setting yourself up to be tricked. The kinder you are to other people, the more that they will take advantage of you. Being around people just isn’t worth the risk.
Will you only ever regret the times that you were too nice?
ReplyDeleteWhatever gland causes “nice” should not be regretted, but surgically removed.
Delete"To put your trust in people is to get yourself killed a little" - Celine
ReplyDeleteIt's all just a false hope followed by an imminent let down. Never fails. Has never failed in history.
ReplyDeleteYou are a vile filthy despicable piece of whore fucking garbage; the only thing this planet needs is to cull psychopaths like you.
ReplyDeleteThat would be a lot of culling.
DeleteFuck me before he culls you, daddy
DeleteAlways—
ReplyDeleteYes yes.