It only gets better when we get better.

With everything that’s been happening in Kashmir, I sometimes wonder if humanity will ever be restored. It seems like a never ending cycle of hatred and aggression with no sympathy towards human beings whatsoever.

Just because people don’t follow the same religion as you or aren’t of the same nationality such as yourself doesn’t automatically create a barrier between you and them. In my opinion, it should motivate us to stand more strongly for each other especially in times of crises. That’s when you rely on someone the most, when all hopelessness sets in.

If nationality and religion are what you believe sets a difference and makes other peoples lives less valuable, then maybe thinking about them as normal human beings can help set things in perspective.
There is so much negativity around us that even the smallest motion towards spreading love and compassion can change everything wrong with the world, more than we think. Sometimes, I wonder if we have failed humanity but then I see there’s still good in this world. Even if it’s someone helping out a stranger with directions, or supporting a friend through a rough time. No good deed is ever too small and insignificant. Every kindness holds meaning no matter how big or little.

This cycle of constant aggression and hate that seems to only increase day by day can be broken if we put aside differences that won’t even matter in the long run and start treating each other as simple human beings who want nothing more than to live a life where crime and killing isn’t always the first thing we get to hear on the news.

We all wait for someone to do something, for a miracle to happen and magically suck all the bad out of this world but truth be told, it will only get better when we realize there is a problem that needs fixing and then actually aim on fixing it.

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