The modern terminologies: a quick ride through the Gen z's rollercoaster of emotions

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In today's world, especially the environment where I brought up. I wonder everytime someone refer someone as their "friend". I was thinking that what they said was a true statement or maybe they use the word and people as per the circumstance . 

And I'm tired of these peoples fake expressions, words, relationships, everything. If they dating someone I don't wanna interfere and to ask about their relationship status, and i want the same treatment from them too.

But these guys are some great hypocrites and doing all things behind the back. And how can someone can smile to the face and do gossip about the same person lately.

It'll be wonderful, if everyone being straight on point. I like you or I don't, say it to the face is much better than these bullshits. 

If everyone learns to be empathetic and being kind to everyone, where everyone treat others like they treat themself then the world will be so peaceful to live.

Today word friend is not defining friend, it's a person who accompanies them for some time in a specific place that's all. And here there's no relationship which is true to their soul. If someone committed their soul to someone then why they seek another person . And don't misunderstand my statement, they seek another one and wants the previous one also. Like they don't want to hurt someone.

Everyone wants to be understanded, but not ready to understand the other person.

Simply in a conversation they don't want to listen others words, they thinks about what they want to speek next.

Hate this self centred world where there's no love and kindness, where people don't love humans who live with them anymore.

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