There has been no days that I have not been surprised, delighted, and unfortunately, disappointed by human beings. So I ask this question: is it due to age that selfishness surfaces at its peak or plateau, or is it an affliction that is borne from an innate personality trait. The inability to see beyond their minimal parameter and impose their will upon those who has a much wider horizon is perhaps one of the most difficult obstacle to overcome. Let's just say I wish to beat the ************* **** out of a couple who are about 12-years old in mental maturity, pour black tar on them and light a ******* match
Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 9:09 PM UTC
There has been no days that I have not been surprised, delighted, and unfortunately, disappointed by human beings. So I ask this question: is it due to age that selfishness surfaces at its peak or plateau, or is it an affliction that is borne from an innate personality trait. The inability to see beyond their minimal parameter and impose their will upon those who has a much wider horizon is perhaps one of the most difficult obstacle to overcome. Let's just say I wish to beat the ************* **** out of a couple who are about 12-years old in mental maturity, pour black tar on them and light a ******* match
