People like to do good things. These things don't have to be specific. They can be truly significant, like curing cancer (me when boron neutron therapy fr), or they can be small, almost insignificant things, things that you wouldn't think are that important but can make peoples' days.
And these things are good. It's in the name. People should do these good things. They make life fun, joyous, and it's just a really cool thing to do.
But there is an issue. In some cases, people can form what I'm going to describe as a "parasitical" relationship to these good things. They crave and crave for more of these good things. They moan incessantly about wanting more and more, and it spirals into an addiction of sorts. At this point, the original 'goodness' of this thing diminishes, and it hurts both the giver and the receiver.
Thus, while good things are, by nature, good, we must be careful not to abuse them. Not to lose our thanks and appreciations for these things being given in the first place. Not to lose any semblance of respect for the giver, and see these things as a right, and not a privilege.
Not to lose what makes us human, our intrinsic love for each other, and to become parasites.
TLDR stop asking me to make new writings
Update - I'm busy. Philosphically speaking, it is the moral thing to be purely interested in the improvement of the self, of which its priority trumps the needs of others. I appreciate you enjoy my writings, but if you consider yourself entitled to them then you are sorely mistaken. If, much like in this present situation, I choose to prioritize my studies and other aspects of my life over the cultivation of this website, then so be it, and you have no right to demand otherwise.
