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A channel about wildlife, the environment, and creatures that live on Earth. Nature inspiration from across the world π
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Things are uneccesserily good for some and uneccesserily bad for others because equality is not meant for everyone.
It's depressingly anticlimactic to consider that people before us thought that things would be better in the future whilst we're here begging for the past.
Something that's always plagued me about every unkind act I've ever experienced or witnessed is how the perpetrators manage to live with themselves. To this day, I regret and feel shame for various things I've done throughout my life. But, nowadays, I feel not only that we've very few empathetic and emotionally intelligent individuals in existence, but that the few to exist are now especially burdened by the ever-growing concern and confusion of having to harbour the additional, cognitive weight of those who'll never carry it themselves.
When angry with someone, always consider as to whether their motives are driven by mistake or by spite. To be angry at someone for something that they didn't mean or couldn't help is to show a greater weakness within one's self than those in which one's angry.
Something I find even more depressing than watching the suffering of the world is having to withstand the countless individuals who pretend it isn't happening.
We all enjoy the company of happy people. And, I wish everyone as much happiness as possible. But, believe it or not, melancholy or even depression, though less comforting, are, on many occasions, admirable signs of an empathetic mind. Morbidly, but reassuringly, to be eternally happy within one's own life means you're incapable of seeing, feeling, and grieving for the people, creatures, and elements that suffer in and out of sight.
