The Difference Between Good and Bad People read more....

The difference between good and bad people can be defined in very simple terms. Good people do good things with the intentions of lifting up people as whole. Bad people only care about themselves and will destroy anything or anyone for what ever means they see fit to gain benefit.

Good people care about the well being of others.
Bad people don't give a shit about the well being of others even though they may appear to.

Good People don't belittle or bring down people as whole because they know this life is worth living and bringing happiness into the lives of everyone they meet.by being respectful and kind regardless of status, station or any other negative connotations.

Bad people act as if they are out for the good of the whole but continue to belittle people even when they say it doesn't matter to them. Bad people will try to poke and prod at you to get you to agree with there point of view so they have fuel to add to there fire bearing negative energy.

Good people will help people not by pointing out weakness in a negative light or trying to manipulate others into saying bad things about other people. Good people fuel the fires of love and inspiration, good people foster creativity and expression and understand that we as human beings are all unique. Just because we don't agree doesn't mean a good person doesn't want you to benefit from the sharing experience we have. Good people choose to see the good in people and help them further develop there ideas through inspiring people to move to actions for themselves.

Bad people yeah well you know the rest and realistically so do they, but they still don't care about the betterment of humanity as a whole.

Thanks for this and thanks for the people the keep me awake at night so that I can ponder and share these ideas. It is with good and true intentions that all good and happiness comes.

The rest are just choices who without reason who don't see it fit to look past the end of there own nose.

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