Realisation

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Many times in life - The nicer I have been to people, the more granted I have been taken for and the more foolish I have been made to look like.... But I find it very difficult or impossible to change my ways!...

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  1. AvinJune 3, 2009 at 11:39 PM

    Being nice to fellow human beings are sometimes considered being weak by some opportunists.Change such people in your life for the better ones who deserve a nice treatment.This is a rare trait in humans these days and you neednt change that good in you for some people who dont deserve.

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  2. Babu DJune 7, 2009 at 10:37 AM

    That's soothing, Thanks...

    Wrote it when i felt depressed with the way people are, but everyone is different and they have their own styles of dealing with people. Never know who is right and who is wrong, but as you said, should continue being NICE to fellow human beings.

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  3. RaviJune 12, 2009 at 11:59 AM

    did u meet anna again? :) hehehe

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  4. GengaRajaramJuly 10, 2009 at 9:39 PM

    "it sounds like life to me" (I copied these lines from a favorite song of mine)We only have control over certain things in life, most of the happening is about how we react or perceive it.
    Keep the faith,one persons gratitute can change your perception of the human race.

    -Chandra (Wondering I sound wise or is it the beer?)

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