Trust No One

I have to learn to be evil. Now I will never talk to any of my neighbors not even a hello. Sincerely Mary 33 years old live in NYC

Post edited by: Honesty, at: 08/17/2008 13:18

Just smile and nod (like bejeweled says). The old lady who said those things is a sad person who tries to be important by reporting other people's business.

Learning to be evil is not the answer. Learning to understand why people do the things they do is better. And have confidence in the fact that you are who you are and nothing anyone says affects that fact.

Post edited by: norma, at: 08/17/2008 14:13

I laugh at people like that old lady, I find their ways amusing, because I know, even with all the crap I have, I'm living a much fuller and productive life than they could ever dream.

Honesty, I made myself a promise to never judge others by how one or two idiots treat me. Every person is unique, and becoming "evil" and not trusting anyone at all, is like judging someone because they're bipolar. Don't judge everyone the same because of one person. There's a lot of kind and wonderful people out there, and you'll end up very lonely if you pass them by because of anger towards that b*tch.

We're all here for you. {hug}

Post edited by: phantomgirl, at: 08/17/2008 13:43

I can't stand fanatics. People who just believe blindly and never bother to examine their faith. The strongest faith is one that is examined and in the end, when you reach an unanswerable question and still believe, then that's true faith.

In my opinion, people who are fanatics judge with a blanket. It's either their way or the high way.

Don't let that old biddy get you down, hon. It's your life. Live it for yourself, don't worry about what other people think because in the end, as long as you can look yourself in the mirror, that's all that matters.

Oooh... shiny!