Necrodreamist
New Metal Member
What many here seem to be doing is GENERALIZING. I completely agree with you that the majority of the human population is composed of thiefs, liars, braggarts, and any other definition of bottom-dwelling scum that one may come up with...but that's the point, they're the MAJORITY, not the entire race itself.
I personally am not one who even remotely enjoys parties, street fairs, or social events of any caliber larger than 5 to 10 people. I don't enjoy talking to strangers, although as a student, I'm forced to do this every day in class. Am I a misanthrope? To an extent, yes. I detest many many aspects of the human race, even my personal existence (being that, as a human myself, I feel inexplicably and unfortunately related to the swine around me). Though despite this, as the years have gone by, I've strengthened friendships with those that I consider to be truly wonderful souls. To me, the existence of assholes on this planet only strengthens the bonds I have with these 'soulmates' of mine. Sure, this may sound cliche, but: looking around and seeing how much human filth surrounds us may actually appreciate those 'diamonds in the rough' that have a tendency to enter our lives at the most unexpected of moments.
Though I can agree with you all that it is quite difficult to allow one's self the patience to wait for these diamonds.
Necrophagic
I personally am not one who even remotely enjoys parties, street fairs, or social events of any caliber larger than 5 to 10 people. I don't enjoy talking to strangers, although as a student, I'm forced to do this every day in class. Am I a misanthrope? To an extent, yes. I detest many many aspects of the human race, even my personal existence (being that, as a human myself, I feel inexplicably and unfortunately related to the swine around me). Though despite this, as the years have gone by, I've strengthened friendships with those that I consider to be truly wonderful souls. To me, the existence of assholes on this planet only strengthens the bonds I have with these 'soulmates' of mine. Sure, this may sound cliche, but: looking around and seeing how much human filth surrounds us may actually appreciate those 'diamonds in the rough' that have a tendency to enter our lives at the most unexpected of moments.
Though I can agree with you all that it is quite difficult to allow one's self the patience to wait for these diamonds.
Necrophagic