It is undeniable that life is nothing but one emotional experience after another. After all, humans are never quite separated from their own emotions, even when measures have been taken to lower emotional response, as is seen constantly now in this electronic-heavy society. In my life, I have perpetually witnessed how people, despite their attempts generally be good, end up doing the exact opposite, displaying monstrous behavior . What is worse, this conduct is usually socially met with acceptance. Using Asma 's words and those of other texts, I will elucidate upon just how these "monsters" have shaped who I have become today.
Human psychology has studied for quite some time, but is still something which people hardly understand. This is comprehensible in the way that individuals frequently question the behavior of those around them. Why, for instance, would a person promise to be at a particular event, only to defect and provide a poor excuse later? Why would anyone lie to someone straight to their face? While these words and those already presented have somewhat painted the reality of someone who has perhaps simply collected poor experiences of …show more content…
11). Those who display such behaviors, and are thus deemed as monsters, are simply humans who have reached the end of the inevitable threshold of normalcy, from which monstrous behaviors are to be expected. From this I can only take the wisdom from learning this side to humanity, an understanding certainly aided by Asma and the other authors ' works previously mentioned. In addition, it is with confidence that I may say that, despite the wrongs the monsters in my life have done to me, I still see the good in them, and have unwavering love for these
Human psychology has studied for quite some time, but is still something which people hardly understand. This is comprehensible in the way that individuals frequently question the behavior of those around them. Why, for instance, would a person promise to be at a particular event, only to defect and provide a poor excuse later? Why would anyone lie to someone straight to their face? While these words and those already presented have somewhat painted the reality of someone who has perhaps simply collected poor experiences of …show more content…
11). Those who display such behaviors, and are thus deemed as monsters, are simply humans who have reached the end of the inevitable threshold of normalcy, from which monstrous behaviors are to be expected. From this I can only take the wisdom from learning this side to humanity, an understanding certainly aided by Asma and the other authors ' works previously mentioned. In addition, it is with confidence that I may say that, despite the wrongs the monsters in my life have done to me, I still see the good in them, and have unwavering love for these