Some people are just losers.
I might be one of those people.
It is hard to tell from inside the frame.
Regardless, there is not much I can do about it perhaps and it might just be the way I was born. There are different kinds of losers though, as some are losers because they act like idiots, and some are because they are unlucky in life. I am a bit of both, but skewing toward the unlucky.
Some are also losers because they think they are right, no matter how bad their results consistently tell them otherwise. It would make sense if they had the right process and we're playing the odds, but many don't seem to recognize their process is bad, yet keep on thinking they are correct.
There are a few on Hive like that.
I might be one in real life.
I don't see myself as a victim, but sometimes I wonder if I should, considering my past experiences. Sure, they might not be as bad as some, but they are definitely worse than most.
Do I get a prize?
No.
Though these days, some seem to be able to make a career out of victimhood, it isn't in the cards for me. Maybe I don't advertise it enough. Perhaps I should create TikTok videos of me balling my eyes out, and set up a GoFund me to ease my life suffering.
I am probably too old.
And not good looking enough.
I think some people are addicted to their perception of victimisation, to the point that like any addict, they will come up with an excuse to get their next hit. Every word they hear is an attack, Every word they read was written to harm them.
Even when the hear and read things not about them at all.
I think part of this cones down to many feeling irrelevant in a world that has made people disposable. Everyone is vying for sone kind of attention to make themselves feel useful, important, valuable - seen.
Even when they add no value, and have little worth showing.
In my view, humanity is falling apart at the seams, because there has been nothing done to mend the fraying fabric. It has just been neglected and now become threadbare.i don't even know if it is possible anymore to create a healthy humanity. Or t least, I am highly sceptical that I will see a healthy humanity in my lifetime.
Should that stop me from trying?
We tend to stop trying if we think others aren't trying. We tend to not give, when we think others don't give. We tend to follow the crowd.
Is the crowd moving slowly forward, or is it sliding slowly downward?
I think the net movement is not for the better, but maybe that is just my view, through the perspective of a loser.
What do you see?
Taraz
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