LUNACY

People tend to adjust to whatever their environment throws at them. How difficult or easy things may be, we adjust to it. Like in weather, food, timezones, and most importantly... to other people. But uniqueness of people is very dominant. No two humans are alike in all ways. That is understandable, because we have our own identities and we also have our own way of thinking. But sometimes, people tend to dispalay hypocrisy. Pretending to be clean even though they are not. They judge other people without mercy. They tend to see all the faults in others, but never in themselves. They also tend to be so annoying, without them even knowing.

For over two thousand years now, we have developed a good way on adapting to nature. We came up with thick jackets and coats to cold weathers. We developed different kinds of cooking for our food. But we never had the solution about other people's judgemental characteristic. We never even talk about it too often to avoid others reacting. It is a very big problem in our society since the dawn of time.

Hypocrisy is a word that means someone who is feigning to be what they are not. For example, people pretending to be perfect, and we all know no one is. These kind of people are everywhere, we see them at home, in the streets, on tv, in short... they are in large numbers.

I have known some of these people in my life. They are very close to me, in fact. Annoyed, pissed off and very depressed by their actions, I just leave them alone to what they do best. Critisize. They see all the faults of others but not their own. THEY WANT EVERYONE TO THINK LIKE THEM. So stupid sometimes that they even end up against each other... and guess what.... its an all out war.

Being stuck in all of this, I tried at first to just not mind them. But with loud voice and explicit words, who wouldn't notice such hopocrisy? Now, I just try to avoid them.

I do not say that I am so clean and so pure. I know I am not. But to bluntly watch others critisize, judge and curse others... thats just plain sick.