Existential
Nothing really matters...
Why is it that so many men can't instantly accept what someone turned to be all along? Why do we cling to idealized versions of people?
Men are emotionless, we dont stress a bytch
Anyone is capable of anything. I don't put shyt past anyone.
In general, this is good advice to live by because so many people waste time wondering why and how. People can turn on you, when they do, set aside your disbelief and accept what has actually happened.

Why is it that so many men can't instantly accept what someone turned to be all along? Why do we cling to idealized versions of people?
fukk THESE HOES!!!!!!!
IDGAF WHAT A HOE WANNA DO CAUSE A HOE GON BE A HOE YA KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TOO MANY HOES ON THE TEAM TO BE SCKRESSIN ONE bytch YA DIGGGGGG??????????/
cuz it'll kill their dream of living the life with a woman who ain't like the rest of these hoesWhy is it that so many men can't instantly accept what someone turned to be all along? Why do we cling to idealized versions of people?

Because it's easier to cling to an illusion than face reality. Not because we have to examine the other person. But we have to examine ourselves.
See, I want to get on this level. I try to develop emotional security when others do me wrong because I can't keep people from doing wrong. I can only control how I feel, so I want complete control of my feelings or the ability to heal from unwanted feelings. Control is the desire, but I try not superimpose this desire on others' lives. It's easy for a man to make that mistake and that's when a man becomes a tyrant: when he controls other people's lives for selfish reasons.
Simply put, we want to free ourselves from the idea that we have to change people so we can be happy. We want to free ourselves from wishing that some people were better. We have to change ourselves so that they can't make us unhappy with what they do.
But how do men guard their heart more effectively and learn to let go?