Humans

[metallica86]

In my years I've spent a lot of time not exactly socializing, but more watching people and their interactions with each other. I've come to the conclusion that while there are good people out there, the majority are ignorant, judge mental, and hypocritical. The worst part about all of this is having to accept that I'm human as well!

[Cianna200]

Ugh I know right, it seems that the majority of people I met were horrible, it had to take me every fiber of my being to not follow in their footsteps. It felt horrible to be ashamed of the human species and yet be one myself! Even if I am generally nice, calling myself human felt like an insult, it's like calling myself a highly intelligent yet highly selfish and wrongful creature.
I still have a shred of hope however. I still have to get around it.

[metallica86]

My only solace is that I actively try to be the change I want to see in the world. Glad I'm not the only one who thinks like this!

[Cianna200]

Yes that's actually what we should be trying to do, be what we want the world to be, if we can't stand mean people, we should be kind, but it's not easy. I am also glad I am not alone n

[brainiac3397]

Assuming what you saw wasn't a mask...which it probably was. Humans tend to put on masks which drop a certain degree depending on situation and environment. Obviously in cases of socialization like parties and bars and stuff they'll be a bit more comfy(albeit this is usually another sort mask but just a little less guarded)