Why I Hate Society? Well, the title is just rage bait, but sometimes I honestly hate seeing the condition of human society. I mean, literally—from the global level to the smallest villages. Every piece of news I hear feels messed up. The world is facing wars, poverty is rising, inflation keeps increasing, rape cases continue to make headlines, pollution is at its peak, new viruses keep emerging, many people lack access to proper healthcare, jobs are scarce, food and clean water are unavailable for many, homelessness is increasing, and countless people are lonely, mentally disturbed, or surrounded by corruption. These are just a few examples. If we started discussing each problem one by one, it would take months to understand them all, let alone solve them. But among all these issues, the recent news about women killing their husbands or partners has genuinely disturbed me. I'm not exactly scared, but these stories have changed the way I think. They make me more cautious and skeptical of narcissistic people in general. Although I still believe in equality, I don't consider myself a feminist because of some bad experiences I've had with people who identified as feminists. I know those experiences don't represent everyone, but they have influenced my perspective. I hate society because many of today's problems are the result of mistakes made in the past. From my point of view, education and strong laws are the solutions to many of these issues. Education gives people the ability to think critically and understand what is right and wrong, while laws remind people of the consequences of doing the wrong thing. But somehow, many people ignore both. They neither focus on education nor respect the law. On top of that, corruption among some government officials allows criminals to bypass the justice system. It is heartbreaking to see. Sadly, I feel these problems may continue to grow with time. In today's fast-moving world, people often move on quickly. A crime becomes trending news for a few days, people express their anger on social media, and then everything is forgotten. Sometimes the accused gets bail, public attention disappears, and life moves on. If justice is delayed or weak, there is always a fear that some offenders may continue committing crimes in the future. As a man, I sometimes feel like I'm standing in an endless abyss. I have never imagined a perfect society completely free of crime because I know that is unrealistic. However, seeing society in its current condition genuinely makes me feel disappointed. As an introvert, I don't talk much with people, but I consider myself a good observer. Based on what I've observed, I believe people should be taught basic survival skills for living in society. Schools should have classes that teach students how to make good decisions, recognize dangerous situations, think critically, and protect themselves. Parents also have a responsibility to teach these life skills to their children from an early age. Honestly, I wrote this because of the continuous crime-related news I have been seeing on the internet, especially the recent cases involving women killing their husbands or boyfriends. I don't let these stories control my life, but they do leave me feeling frustrated and disappointed. Maybe writing about it is simply my way of expressing those thoughts. Despite everything, I still strongly believe that better education, stronger laws, faster justice, and a corruption-free government can solve many of society's problems. Change won't happen overnight, but even a few meaningful steps in the right direction could make society a much better place for future generations.
