What can a person do, when they realise the awful truth about another?
I'm sure we have many moments where we just want to be selfish for ourselves. Sometimes it's about time we did. Other times it's out of necessity. When we hear of someone receiving some good news/fortune, we should sincerely be feeling glad for that person - it's civil to do so. After all, that person probably is deserving (of the news) and we should convey our congratulations, green eyes or not. It's not about being emotional or detached - it's about having a heart and the ability to 'share' another person's moment of pride.
The awful truth about some people is : they are born with this specific disability - an inability to feel happy for another person, the inability to feel concern except for themselves and the inability to relate to another.
We are dealing with one rung lower than the anti-social group.
This group doesn't have the gall to openly break social rules - they 'innocently' sneak this maladaptive behaviour into a situation - and if found out, will assume ignorance of the situation in the first place.
It doesn't cost us a cent, to enquire about a person's health, well-being or state of mind.
Yet, for these people, they see no need, since another person's well-being doesn't affect them. They will simply exist in everyone's life yet if we truly removed them from the circle, we will realise that their presence never had an impact on anyone.
That is the awful truth about such people.
They are worst than parasites.
At least parasites are openly feeding off another living thing.
There is a new classification for such people ; CLOSET PARASITES - they are so subtle, we cannot even begin to figure out how to get rid of them. That's evolution for you.
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