You are not obligated to associate with people who are making your life worse.
It's okay to surround yourself with people who are helping you be better and to shy away from people who are willing to drag you down.
You are not obligated to associate with people who are trying to damage the structure of your being.
Move away from people like that.
If you don't know what you want, make that your highest priority.
Experiment with everything imaginable. New jobs, new skills, new interests, new places until you find the one you can't pull yourself away from.
Without clarity, the entirety of your life is a distraction.
Mercy is beautiful.
But, sooner or later, savagery is required less you become inept.
Neutered.
Mercy is a sign of superiority and absolute power when you decide not to kill the hummingbird.
Why hurt the hummingbird?
It flew into the house and woke up the baby.
But why punish such an ignorant creature for an act it did not understand?
Mercy is POWER in this instance.
But you cannot allow Mercy to be your master.
If Mercy was your master, you would spare the rat in your kitchen.
You would spare the termites inside your walls.
And eventually, you would be forced to KILL.
Or you would lose any power at all.
Once the power structure turns, and you can no longer win, do you expect the rats or termites to be merciful to you?
Do you expect them to remember?
Mercy is the sign of good men. But sooner or later you must solve the problem with force.
If you delay too long the power dynamic changes absolutely and it’s over.
When Mercy is your master, like the white man.
You eventually lose the ability to be merciful as your nations are forever conquered by people who will show you NO MERCY.
You grow weaker each day.
Time is running out.
Feelings should have zero bearing on how you go through your day.
As you won't always feel 100%, but that doesn't mean you just sit around doing nothing.
The problem in trying to prove a point or gain a victory through argument is that in the end you can never be certain how it affects the people you’re arguing with: They may appear to agree with you politely, but inside they may resent you.