Realism and humor vs. cruelty

I've always considered myself to be a "realist" who doesn't get depressed by any, even "gray" moments and certainly won't jump on one leg and clap his hands from the date on the calendar. What is true is the talk about humor, which helps to live. However, even it is without power when it comes to crime, health and the lives of people and animals. By the way, I worry more about the latter.

To be wildly depressed by the news, where a man chops off his finger on camera to attract the attention of the authorities, and the victim of a brutal attack by his own spouse with dozens of stitches on his head and chest, telling in detail how he twisted the knife in her chest and yet is at large (not even a criminal case filed after 10 days) allows you to accept life and regulate your temperament. Some sort of my own attitude towards everything has long since been formed...stopped being afraid, surprised and worried.

During lunchtime, which many people have unilaterally taken away by their employers, there is an opportunity to evaluate and look at the world around us. And indeed, you can be an optimist if you thoroughly limit your life from the external environment: live alone, don't work, don't go outside... from your house, entrance, apartment, room. I chose to accept life and be grateful to it in any of its manifestations. Everything else happens... for a cause or not, but... it is an incentive for you to change something in yourself. After all, one person can do a lot... become someone who can.

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