Humans are social creatures. As a result of living together in society, a relationship is formed between one person and another. That relationship becomes strong at some point and when a kind of right comes between them. For the sake of that right, one person demands various things from the other. An attempt is also made to protect the demand. But the situation reaches such a stage that the opportunity that has been given is extremely misused to protect the demand.
This does not always happen. But unfortunately, most of the time it happens. The opportunity that has been given is misused and abused. If for some reason the person who has given the opportunity is a little too flexible, then the issue of over-indulgence also starts strongly. People immediately forget about their place.
When the person who gave the opportunity cannot bear it anymore, if he stops giving the opportunity, then the other party gets angry. For a long time, the issue of using and misusing the opportunity is completely forgotten. Giving the opportunity destroys the person mentally with angry behavior. They do not express the slightest gratitude for the opportunities they have received so far. Rather, they behave like ungrateful people.
For these reasons, the number of benevolent people in society is decreasing day by day. Now one advises another,
Do not do good. The benefactor is eaten by the tiger.
Faced with such cruelty again and again, people are forced to come to such a decision. This is our strange behavior. We harm the one who gives us opportunities, the one who benefits us. It is extremely insulting, painful, a cruel truth.
Such behavior is not that of the people of a particular race or place or group or country. Such behavior is observed among people all over the world. This innate hateful tendency of ours raises questions about our humanity. So are most people evil? The answer will probably be yes. Our evil etc. are eating us up.