There are different types of grasses, (I remember my Agricultural Science study in primary school) but all grasses are weeds. They can grow almost anywhere, with little nutrients, water or care. Weeds don't need attention, plants need attention, the weeds are like the enemies of the plants because they act like cancer to them, feeding off their nutrients when they don't even need it.
You get my point?
There are people in the world who are like weeds, and there are others like plants. The weed-like ones seem tough, strong, always opposing, prone to be violent, usually unproductive, unorganised, seeming in need of little or no love and they are like the stuck out ones in the society or organisations.
The plants are those with order in their lives, they have definite principles and purposes, they are productive, they add value, they function in positivity, love is second nature to them.
We all want more plants than weeds in our life, I mean nobody wants a cancerous relationship, but what if in some way you are responsible to or for a weed in your family or organisation. What do you then? Cut em off? Kill them _with kindness? Or simply avoid them?
No, remember no man is an island, we all need each other, even a weed is nutrition for an animal, this shows that nobody is a hopeless situation.
What that kind of person needs is culture. I'm not talking about culture as per your way of life, no I mean the one that refers to cultivation. You have to first accept that person, groom him or her, take them under your wing, provide the right nutrients, trim out the excesses.
Nobody's a hopeless situation, even grasses when cultured can be taken for gardens.
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