Don't show me attitude.

Humans are really fallible in their nature. Recently, there've been a number of incidents that make this statement very real to me.

Respect is something many people want. It's something many need.

When a person is knows that what he's doing is wrong, and still does it when another person is around. It's not just disrespectfulness. It's fucking mockery.

But who am I to judge. That's why my hands are tied. helpless. cornered. Like some cat at deadend alley.

For this cat, in this alley, there's nothing that can be done. Especially when people always think they are right. BUT THAT IS NOT WHAT THAT MATTERS. What friggin context are you right in man? Look at urself. Swimming in self rightesousness. Not knowing that the stupid pool is even smaller than the baby pool. Quit it man, join the rest of the world in the ocean.

It's so easy to just look at things 'objectively' and settle it there and then - very direct. This is when you win the battle, but your objectivity will lose you the war.

Shit, I can't stand arrogance. People who think that they are so great. No wonder this phrase is so widely used:

"Don't show me attitude"

Attitude can be positive, but when it becomes negative, it's a seriously disgusting gaze.

Man, i sound very arrogant here don't i? Hai.. but i really don't know how else to express myself now. Better ambiguously out here than unglamourously directed at anyone else.

Yes respect is what many people want. It's a necessity for some. But many a times. We forget that the most valuable of all respect is self respect.

By loathing the lack of self respect in others shown by their actions and infantile attitudes, do we repect ourselves? I doubt it. That's what i'm doing, but it's feeding the ego- a bloody scar in humanity's already less than flawless face.

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Hai, i really really can't stand people who talk as though they are right. People who walk around with their disobedient infirmaries, bloody FLASHING them.

Peace peace peace.