When I was very young I noticed a trait in certain humans that confused me as to why they would do certain things…
My reaction to this behavior has always been fairly consistent: I would bewilderingly ask why? What was the gain? You destroyed your relationship with me for what? So little…
Yesterday I read a Dostoyovski quote that pretty much sums it up.
“Your worst sin is that you destroyed and betrayed yourself for nothing. “
Writers and deep thinkers like Herman Hesse propose that if we see something in human behavior that we don’t like… Then we are observing something about ourselves that we find offensive.
I will admit that there is a possibility of this; however a certainty?
Quite often I see behavior in people that can be nothing short of mental illness. The fact that I don’t appreciate the finer details of insanity is not an indication of my own illness.
I’m sure I could convince Mr Hesse to the errors of his ways if he were still among us; however I have little willingness to educate those who keep banging this drum of supposed certainty.
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