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What's the most basic thing you can't do?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jun 2024
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He is basically telling you to be nice to others. To work on yourself to become a better person. Something we all are supposed to be doing and most of us are doing. And sometimes, when you don't feel like it, to be nice to others anyways. That's just basic human decency and interaction.
Nobody is telling you to fake yourself. But we all sometimes are feeling like behaving like an asshole, but then we don't.
Basically, work on yourself to become a person others like to be around and don't be an asshole.