I think it has to do with me being an introvert and not being able to deeply understand or view the world through an extrovert lens.
Having said that when I look around what I see is what appears to be mostly actors. And I think I'm just tired and jaded toward it.
People hide their ulterior motives behind a happy phrases in a way that I almost find offensive. I don't blame them, but I reserve the right to roll my eyes.
It's like how people hide behind "Changing the world for the better!" because "I want to get rich" doesn't sound as nice. Or how "Open friendly environment! Collaboration!" is used to push open offices when more often than not deep down the reasons are not quite the same as they say.
Sometimes I just want the wolrd and the people in it to be a little more real.
Having said that when I look around what I see is what appears to be mostly actors. And I think I'm just tired and jaded toward it.
People hide their ulterior motives behind a happy phrases in a way that I almost find offensive. I don't blame them, but I reserve the right to roll my eyes.
It's a bit unclear if you realize this or not, but to make it clear: there is a (very) large group of people who aren't acting or "hiding ulterior motives" when they act like this. They genuinely feel this way - indeed this type of behavior is what energizes them.
It's completely ok to not be one of these people of course.
It's like how people hide behind "Changing the world for the better!" because "I want to get rich" doesn't sound as nice.
I think more often than not, if you actually get to know those people, you'll find that they are true believers. You might think it's bullshit and maybe underneath it all it is, but in their minds, they are actually trying to change the world for the better.
Having said that when I look around what I see is what appears to be mostly actors. And I think I'm just tired and jaded toward it.
People hide their ulterior motives behind a happy phrases in a way that I almost find offensive. I don't blame them, but I reserve the right to roll my eyes.
It's like how people hide behind "Changing the world for the better!" because "I want to get rich" doesn't sound as nice. Or how "Open friendly environment! Collaboration!" is used to push open offices when more often than not deep down the reasons are not quite the same as they say.
Sometimes I just want the wolrd and the people in it to be a little more real.