Try to Watch Out for Your Community

Try to watch out for your community.

The people in the schools, colleges, churches, workplaces, and other places who are lonely, depressed, miserable, outcasted, rejected from their community, bullied, and come from a broken, miserable family.

Try to reach out.

Talk to them.

Listen to them.

They feel ignored.

They want someone to listen to them and care about what they have to say.

Comfort them.

Encourage them.

Try to see if they have any good aspects.

Spend time with them.

It's better to try to make communities more peaceful.

Many people are one bad moment away from exploding, committing suicide, hurting other human beings, and doing something they will regret for the rest of their lives.

Try to calm people down and be there for them.

They have serious problems.

They need someone who listens and cares.

Some of them, or all of them, may need a therapist or psychiatrist. Some of them may need medication.

Some people feel they have nothing to lose.

Try to de-escalate the situation.

Try to prevent the emotional and psychological explosion.

What I'm trying to say is try to be respectful, kind, and peaceful with other people.

We can't prevent all tragedies.

But we can prevent some of them from happening.

When I was growing up, I had many friends, but I had many more people who outcasted me and made me feel I don't belong here.

I needed people who cared about me, listened to me, and spent time with me.

I needed good people when I was growing up.

I found good people when I became an adult. 19 or 20 is when I truly found very good people in my life who care about me and accept me. I was loved at that time.

Better late than never.