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In this day and age where people claim to say "Sex is wrong", "she's a slut", "Oh i would never do that" from a lot of people. "Exceptions" ran rampant, where people think they can do such matter, and other people do not.
Honestly, What's the best way to find genuine people? or do we acknowledge that it's just the way that it is, and Warren Buffett noted that "Honesty is a very expensive gift, Don't expect it from cheap people".
Now the quote i believe is pointing out to society, who only complains, blames and find other people's problems, but they are never honest about themselves, and what they do.
I can say that the only genuine people i met is only a few, close to none, probably. I'm not saying that we should live by black and white, and that sometimes i know there are some things we probably won't tell. We all have our own flaws. The key is what points should i look at to early guess which person can be trusted? I can make friends, for sure, but i need a few people at least where i can know that the lying is lesser, and i don't need to always put myself on a "Rambo mode" for survival. I want friends where we can talk about anything, and here is one area that i can.
This is where i am working on it, and would gladly require advice. I am using Napoleon Hill's mental group meetings as one good method. Another method is reminding myself i have "me", something which we also forgotten often.
Zac
Honestly, What's the best way to find genuine people? or do we acknowledge that it's just the way that it is, and Warren Buffett noted that "Honesty is a very expensive gift, Don't expect it from cheap people".
Now the quote i believe is pointing out to society, who only complains, blames and find other people's problems, but they are never honest about themselves, and what they do.
I can say that the only genuine people i met is only a few, close to none, probably. I'm not saying that we should live by black and white, and that sometimes i know there are some things we probably won't tell. We all have our own flaws. The key is what points should i look at to early guess which person can be trusted? I can make friends, for sure, but i need a few people at least where i can know that the lying is lesser, and i don't need to always put myself on a "Rambo mode" for survival. I want friends where we can talk about anything, and here is one area that i can.
This is where i am working on it, and would gladly require advice. I am using Napoleon Hill's mental group meetings as one good method. Another method is reminding myself i have "me", something which we also forgotten often.
Zac
