I heard someone comment with the title above trying to explain the (toxicity) of some relationships, describing them as canned food that if you do not pay attention to its expiration date, every step after that will be toxic, explaining that it is not necessary for one of the parties to be bad, but that this is how fate wanted the road to end, and that the departure of some people from your life does not mean its end, but rather the end of the beginning of something new. You only finished the part related to them in it, so do not postpone a separation whose time has come, and that there is no person who does not have an alternative, as long as the soul is in the body, you have a lot ahead of you.

Very beautiful words regarding human relationships, and this is what made me delve deeper into (our psychopathy with ourselves).

What if we deal with ourselves with the same thinking with which we deal with those we allow to leave and tell them this is a separation between me and you, because we do not want to feel comfortable.

Have we ever thought about the (toxicity) of our behavioral habits that we practice on our bodies? We allow many of them to devour our selves, and the strange thing is that we continue to endure until most of us no longer see the color of life or even its taste.

I do not know everyone’s practices, but I am certain that the vast majority have those behaviors that they have exhausted their bodies with to escape the pressures of life, so they fell into the trap of self-psychopathy, which is an injustice to them, and we will not see its harms except with the passage of time.

Doesn’t the majority spend most of their time away from their children and families practicing habits that they do not want to see them doing? This is a type of toxic behavior that will leave an impact on them in the long run.

We do not exonerate those who are addicted to their work, immersed in it voraciously, so you hardly see time for their bodies to rest until there is time for their children and families.

Days will pass and years will go by and they will wake up from (self-psychopathy) You will see them looking right and left to readjust their self-settings but it is impossible because everyone around them is accustomed to the pattern of their toxic behaviors and it is difficult to change something that has been eaten away by time.

What we have to do is think carefully as if we are saying that there is no human being who has no alternative, so there cannot be a wrong behavior that has no fair and comfortable alternative to live in balance.

We have to look at things with that insightful view before it is too late.

Either the ship.

Or the boy.

Or the wall.

I have not found anything worse than someone correcting a wrong behavior that he has become accustomed to after it is too late.. Perhaps time has overcome you or it has certainly overcome you.

That is the interpretation of what you could not be patient with.