Sudden yet consistent disgust for mankind.
Having a good intention is good. But when your actions are not able to match up to your intentions, there's no point in having good intentions at all.
It's disgusting when people promise that they'll do something, when they should have known that they're unable to deliver their promises. Apologizing after being unable to deliver your promises is kind of a pointless thing to do, especially when promises have been made for more than once.
Say say say, also no use. I feel that words are like bubbles- they can look so pretty but they burst so easily. On the contrary, actions are like soccer balls- solid and concrete, you can feel it. Bubbles and soccer balls are not exactly the best analogies for undelivered and delivered promises respectively, but you get the drift.
Can we ever trust anyone with their words?
On a similar disgust level, I hate it when people do not try their best to do what they need to do. It's not a matter of preference- sometimes, it's a matter of responsibility and accountability. In case you don't know, there are many people who are working much harder than you, you shameless leech.
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