Round and round and round

Why do humans like to walk in circles?

Because we never learn?
Because we are too caught up with ourselves?
Or because we try to believe that we are perfect, just as a circle is perfect and without flaws?

We self blame, blame each other, blame a stranger, blame the environment, blame the world, blame the universe.

But why must everything always be about blame?

We get hurt by people, we hurt others as well.

People cause us misery, just as we cause the misery of others.

But why don't we think of how we can make others happy, and they in turn make us happy?

Maybe i'm just philosophical by nature. But I never did think that everything I say is the ultimate truth.

I'm not interested in right or wrongs.
Simply because there is no black or white.

Just as we see the things around us in colour, everything we experience in life is just as subjective.
In short, its always a matter of perspective.

Blame never gets us anywhere. So what if we prove that someone is wrong?
It doesn't make us progress any further, other than the brief moment of self satisfaction.

The world keeps turning.
We should never stop, otherwise we simply fall behind.

Its better to look accept life as it is and adapt; things that have happened in life as a way of helping us grow stronger.

But humans... when do we learn?
Learn to stop blaming yourself, blaming others, blaming a stranger, blaming the environment, blame the world, blame the universe?

What's the point of staying unhappy, if the person who made you unhappy, isn't even feeling miserable?

What's the point of striving for perfection, when every living being, including mother earth itself, is imperfect.

What's the point of fighting over right or wrong, when it's better to cherish life with those you love?

I'm not being self-righteous, I'm not forcing my views onto anyone.
These are just purely my own philosophies of life.

Wallowing in self pity never gets us anywhere.
Neither does unhappiness, for it only eats up the better part of us.

We can fight it.
We can step out of our very own vicious cycles.