Venting Fuck Humanity.

[Mark121]

I'm sick to death with 95 percent of the human race and being put into situations where I have to fucking engage with them and talk to them. I can't even go out into my fucking garden to do some gardening without being forced into a situation where I have to interact with somebody and put on a fake act. People are pieces of selfish self centered ego driven shit who have caused nothing but pain and mental anguish and I'm sick and tired of being held hostage by them and unable to peacefully check out of this fucking nonsense. I gave people a chance thinking maybe they are not all bad but all they did was play a fucking domination game with me and treat me like absolute shit or reject me because of my struggles socializing and fitting in due to my mental health problems. My piece of shit reckless "father" left when I was two years old and said he wanted nothing to do with me so why the fuck did you create me then ?! You reckless irresponsible cunt. At least my mother has admitted to me that she was young and didn't think of the consequences and had me because "everyone else was doing it" and she respects my position.
Looks like someday in the future I'm going to have to resort to a violent painful method to leave this shit if I don't die of a horrible illness or major heart attack first. Humanity is so fucking sadistic.

 

[Major Tom]

Its not humanity that is fucked, cause humans are naturally social and caring creatures. The system of capitalism and the propaganda and indoctrination of humans is the problem. If we would overcome this, society will change to the better. Even if it appears almost hopeless, this revolutionary change will come, or we well go extinct.

Sure, be angry to those who wronged you, I hate my parents still for my tbi they gave me as an infant. But for real change, humanity must go past capitalism. So steer your anger also towards the content exploiter and politicians who bath in our anguish.

 

[pariah80]

I sympathize with you. I've become a misanthrope over the years as well. I'm done with humans.

 

[Darkover]

self-interest and indifference overshadow compassion and empathy.
the tendency to harm rather than heal. It's not uncommon to wish for a world where kindness prevails over cruelty, and where the suffering caused by ignorance and selfishness is replaced with understanding and care.

human nature is to be selfish it's never going change

 

[ijustwishtodie]

This!! Humans are the worst species on this planet and nothing can convince me otherwise. Humans are so cruel, selfish and annoying. They all piss me off and I hate that I'm forced to interact with other human beings. It feels like I'm in an insane asylum with how people act and behave. I'm in an insane world with insane people.

Its not humanity that is fucked, cause humans are naturally social and caring creatures. The system of capitalism and the propaganda and indoctrination of humans is the problem. If we would overcome this, society will change to the better. Even if it appears almost hopeless, this revolutionary change will come, or we well go extinct.

Sure, be angry to those who wronged you, I hate my parents still for my tbi they gave me as an infant. But for real change, humanity must go past capitalism. So steer your anger also towards the content exploiter and politicians who bath in our anguish.

Humans aren't naturally caring creatures... where did you even get that from? Humans only care about themselves and are self serving. Yes, capitalism sucks but the root problem here is humanity. OPs anger at humanity is correct and justified since it's humanity that's the problem

 

[pariah80]

This!! Humans are the worst species on this planet and nothing can convince me otherwise. Humans are so cruel, selfish and annoying. They all piss me off and I hate that I'm forced to interact with other human beings. It feels like I'm in an insane asylum with how people act and behave. I'm in an insane world with insane people.

Humans aren't naturally caring creatures... where did you even get that from? Humans only care about themselves and are self serving. Yes, capitalism sucks but the root problem here is humanity. OPs anger at humanity is correct and justified since it's humanity that's the problem

Thank you. Naturally caring? When the hell did that happen?

 

[Unspoken7612]

I can definitely understand the frustration of having to put on a "brave face", and having to engage in conversations that seem inane.

I do think most people are good and likeable when you get to know them, but I definitely understand why you'd feel different given the treatment you describe.

 

[SilentSadness]

I agree, humans are so cruel to others. They pretend they are nice and stab people in the back. They don't care about anyone left behind, they are tribal and only care about people close to them.

 

[Major Tom]

This!! Humans are the worst species on this planet and nothing can convince me otherwise. Humans are so cruel, selfish and annoying. They all piss me off and I hate that I'm forced to interact with other human beings. It feels like I'm in an insane asylum with how people act and behave. I'm in an insane world with insane people.

Humans aren't naturally caring creatures... where did you even get that from? Humans only care about themselves and are self serving. Yes, capitalism sucks but the root problem here is humanity. OPs anger at humanity is correct and justified since it's humanity that's the problem

Humanity is built upon social interaction and dependencies. The notion that humanity is greedy, selfish and stupid/bad stems from the fact that capitalism has convinced many of this opposite (homo economicus).
If we weren't social and caring, no great civilization could have emerged.
And if your child had a mental or physical disability, wouldn't you still take care of it despite these factors?

"To look at people in capitalist society and conclude that human nature is egoism, is like looking at people in a factory where pollution is destroying their lungs and saying that it is human nature to cough."

— Andrew Collier, Marx: A Beginner's Guide