Most people are really mean to themselves. If you take the time to examine how you speak to yourself, you might notice this.

There's much more going on here than can be explained within a world view of materialism.

There's compelling evidence which suggests that we aren't the originating source of much of the negative thoughts and feelings about both ourselves and others.

Everyone knows the feelings associated with seemingly random, but consistently negative memories of the past. Embarrassing details that other people forget, but we aren't allowed to forget.

We live within a reality of unseen forces and entities, and we've been conditioned to believe otherwise.

Sheep Farm 15 Podcast 2 Jerry Marzinsky & George Jagatic Demon Voices & The Psychotic Mind1

I highly recommend listening to more than a few interviews with Jerry Marzinsky, as he identifies the evidence of psychophysical attacks.

that we misattribute to our own thoughts.

Evidence within our lived experiences of the "powers and principalities" whom we fight against.

"I'm a deeply closeted gay man... But I'm not gay... I'm deeply closeted."
-Norm MacDonald

@pumpkin

I'm glad you found a way to increase your happiness.

If you followed some of that advice you might be less angry at the world. Aren't you really angry at yourself? So why take it out on others?