Continuence

This is it—the page where words spill with no deadlines, no rules, no “shoulds.” I’ve been watching people for a year now: listening, learning, picking up every little signal and contradiction. I’ve read philosophy, talked to strangers, spent too many nights wondering about this one thing—why do we humans do what we do? Why do we mess up, judge, lie, pretend—and still pretend we’re innocent? Are we that lost, or just following some script our brains cooked up? Let’s not romanticize it. Let’s be honest—every single one of us is a hypocrite. Harsh? Maybe. Unfair? Not really. Because this isn’t about being a bad person. It’s about being complicated. The truth is, we walk through life thinking we’re unique, better, above all that drama—but what are we actually doing? Judging, stumbling, hiding things we’re afraid to admit. The Mirror That Hurts Ever notice how easy it is to judge someone else? “She shouldn’t have lied.” “He’s selfish.” We point fingers, act like we have some moral upper ha...