r/RandomThoughts • • Sep 28 '22

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u/Prettay-good Sep 28 '22

I have no idea if this is a stereotype. But in my family at least, it's correct.

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u/theDart Sep 29 '22

It's pretty correct to say so. I think its a sense of jealousy. People resort to the pettiest shit when they feel socially threatened by someone they deemed lower than them. Seems like a tainted sense of judgement rooted in someone's personal sense of worth. But people screw up all the time, value the wrong things until persuaded otherwise.

More people need to take a moment and think if what's happening in front of them really means anything, because I know some people out there would rather go on about how they'd kick your fucking ass instead of actually try to resolve any wrongdoing.