People will again hate you when you're truly hard-working. Don't be that diligent. It is only when you're appropriately lazy and slightly hard-working that people begin to love you as one of their own.
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Are you talkin about at a place of employment? Someone who is working extra hard makes it bad for the other employees because then the boss wants everyone to work extra hard, too, all the time. The more work you do, the more work they will expect.
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(1) Well, I'm not talking about a particular workplace. It doesn't matter whether you're self-employed and work all alone in your own home and all the others work in large companies or something like that. People will hate you anyway if you're extraordinarily diligent.
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(2) People have been programmed since birth to hate those far more diligent than they are. They don't want to strive harder than they are normally inclined to. Most are lazy by nature as compared to some exceptional hard-workers.
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(3) When they see extraordinary diligence in you, they get discouraged and freak out and begin to attack you. It's their natural instinct that drives them to freak out and attack you.
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Who gives a damn what other people think? Fuck 'em!
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(1) Yeah, I know. But some people just can't ignore others. And this inability to ignore others may precisely be the beauty of it all. Some people can ignore what others think of them. They can surely live freely and without too much care, but they tend to hurt others.
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(2) They pursue what they think is justice and never hesitate in anything. That may be a beautiful life, but they may be hurting lots of people. They just can't "feel" what others think and feel. They may be good at logic but not at feeling.
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You dont know what someone else thinks & feels. You may imagine that you do, but that's you, not them. You only know what you think & feel, not someone else. And even what you think & feel could be a mask for your true subconscious feelings. Youre all alone
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I think I know what you mean. But there really is a great difference between those who care little about what others think, feel, and live and those who *think* they are feeling how others think, feel, and live. No one can deny the destructive power of incompassionate people.
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All things considered, I know very well that people will always be the way they're programmed to think, feel, and live. All debate is futile. No one can change anyone else. It can also be arrogant to try to do so. Hurting people will always keep hurting because of the insensitive