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I hate people that blame their problems on everyone else. They go through life never taking responsibility for what they do and say. Ultimately, these people generally end up in dead-end jobs that require absolutely nilch for people skills, and because of their own blindness when it comes to the circumstances and feelings other others, they take pleasure in putting others down in order to muffle their own insecurities.
I hate these people because I can see myself turning into one of them. You ever heard that saying that goes something like "You end up becoming the things you hate the most"?
Well that's me.
I b***h and moan all day about others when it's me, myself, that I'm angry at. I'll spare myself the reasons and get right onto the solution.
Bottom line, I've got to stop. How? By honestly taking into consideration the feelings of others. I need to learn to take a step back and take in the big picture. If my trip to Japan has taught me anything, it's that the world is a lot bigger than I ever imagined.
So big, in fact, that there's absolutely no way that I'm going to be able to fix it.
It saddens me. That's true. I can do something about it though. I can try to change myself, and, even if I fail in being an example for others, atleast I can say without hesitation that I gave it a good shot.
I love my girlfriend, Shaleigh. I love my best friends, Scott, Ben, and Eric. I love Shaleigh's friends, and I love my family. I just haven't been acting like it.
I've been a big douche, everybody, and I'm sorry.