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Enlightened
- Feb 21, 2025
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i appreciate how i was raised to a certain degree, but there's also bad aspects.
i was raised to be ultra nice.
and it has gotten me a lot of disrespect and people shitting all over me, taking my kindness for weakness.
but i can't shake this "niceness" habit.
i start feeling bad, i can almost feel it physically, when i do something i deem "rude".
which in todays society people don't consider rude at all, they just consider it normal.
like if someone trips over something in the street, i will look away and pretend i didn't notice it to make sure they don't get embarassed.
but i know the most normal thing among people today is to just laugh at him and not feel guilty about it at all.
like it's normal to be an asshole.
i mean that's kind of an extreme example...
but you get the idea.
so i get a lot of disrespect thrown in my face for having those "niceness" tendencies.
and i have to almost reprogramme myself, but that's very difficult.
it has ruined many things for me in life the whole "ultra nice guy" shit.
i was raised to be ultra nice.
and it has gotten me a lot of disrespect and people shitting all over me, taking my kindness for weakness.
but i can't shake this "niceness" habit.
i start feeling bad, i can almost feel it physically, when i do something i deem "rude".
which in todays society people don't consider rude at all, they just consider it normal.
like if someone trips over something in the street, i will look away and pretend i didn't notice it to make sure they don't get embarassed.
but i know the most normal thing among people today is to just laugh at him and not feel guilty about it at all.
like it's normal to be an asshole.
i mean that's kind of an extreme example...
but you get the idea.
so i get a lot of disrespect thrown in my face for having those "niceness" tendencies.
and i have to almost reprogramme myself, but that's very difficult.
it has ruined many things for me in life the whole "ultra nice guy" shit.