Walk the Walk - Talk the Talk

its interesting to observe why people are selfish.

its in their DNA. 

Its their nature - Strange - seeing that they know how to find food when they are hungry, find the nearest toilet to dump their shit. They know what to do and do it alone.

But there are people who likes to dump their shit to others to carry. 

Selfishness raised as they unable to put themselves in other people's shoes as they are not capable. Being the brat, the spoilt child, the diva is such a pain the arse. Worst is they KNOW how to find people and share the shit without any motivations.

sometimes people already have enough shit of their own.

Of course its easy to see other's fault except themselves, to criticize worst commenting but WHEN shit hits the fan - they will pretend that nothing happened, worst walk away rather than dealing and solving the problem.....hilarious.

life is easier when we SOLVE things and MOVE on....no, they like to reminisce all those days of glory....memories that doesnt age.

In the end of the day, its WHAT we DO and we move on.

Life is way too short. 

so if you think you are emotional, have so many shit to handle - mind you - they are others who kept quiet and do.
assumptions is mother of all fuck ups.

so if you think your issues are big, there are other people who have bigger shit than you can handle.

everyone have a role to play, but seriously they dont know their role.

People forget that when they die, who the hell going to manage the mess and bury you?

Know your exact words, promises, deals and most importantly ACT accordingly. Its just not funny in the pretext of being emotional, forgetful and later asking for forgiveness or having regrets.









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