I disagree. There's a colossal amount of altruism and kindness in the world to go around. And even if one were to disagree with that notion, we're a long way forward from a few centuries ago, when torture and sacrifice were ubiquitous, humans were made slaves, people were dying of sickness, etc. And I believe that we are definitely approaching the ideal for morality in humanity.
There's a quote from Game of Thrones that I liked (though, I'm paraphrasing) that stated "The more people you love, the more of a Hell your life becomes." Now, although I don't mean to dissuade people from loving as many people as possible, the only reason I bring this up is to make a comment that love and caring can be difficult, and they're arduous tasks if you have many loved ones. Such as the usual example of having to choose between saving only one of two children from drowning; it's lose-lose either way.
But what I find amazing is that we end up caring for one another in the end. Ruto, for example, has always looked out for me. I would probably have no idea what I was doing with my life if she weren't selfless enough to give a helping hand so often! In much the same way, Kefka helps me with questions I have about Maths whenever I have one, Bird and verm verm are always sticking up for me, and many others here! Yet none of them ever expect anything back out of it. I'm not as put-together as Ruto or as intelligent as Kefka or as absolutely amazing as Bird and verm verm, so it's not as if I can reciprocate their kind actions.
I still advocate the idea of forming relationships when one is settled in life (such as when one finds a stable job or is soon to find one). I feel there's too much pressure and misapprehension when trying to form a lifelong relationship of romantic love with someone when the two people are still dependent on their parents! So MasterProX, don't belittle yourself or feel too bad. It's human to err, so certainly try to move on. I wouldn't discourage you from trying your hand again at love if it so happens in the future, so stay confident and keep your head up! If you choose not to pursue a relationship, it's your decision, but don't let this mishap cloud your judgement. I do agree with SuperFireKirby to an extent that you forge your own destiny; you're the only person that can make yourself happy. If you're unhappy outside a romantic relationship, a romantic relationship won't correct that issue. Any gossip on recent events are certain to die down eventually, so don't let anything provoke your or make you feel ashamed.
EDIT: Ohhh, that might explain why his previous two posts have such antithetical tones, Ruto.
