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500 clicks—no games, free from hatred and envy—that is a kind of freedom few can even imagine.
It costs me nothing but a smile; can you see it?
The faceless cowards are busy clicking—I’m just laughing at all of you.
If the soul does not seek peace—because hatred is stronger—then you, too, will find no peace in your heart.
Hatred is like a poison that one consumes oneself; it drains one’s energy, hinders progress, and leads to bitterness. If someone develops hatred in the wake of a defeat, they have become their own problem.
I am authentic through and through – that’s why I show my smile online.
Self-important people, hypocrites, or show-offs want to be the best at everything.
When you point your finger at other people, three fingers point back at yourself.
Furthermore, pointing your index finger at others is considered rude, aggressive, and unpleasant.
I laugh at anyone who hates me or shows envy toward me; I also laugh at anyone who doesn’t like me—can you see my smile?
When adults play like children, I simply have to laugh—for instance, when they compete to see who can reach higher numbers, even though they themselves completely lack the stamina; I just can’t help but laugh.
“When cowardice is stronger than reason”
it concerns those who hide their faces on the internet.
When people point fingers at others despite leading dissatisfied lives themselves, this is usually attributable to psychological envy and hatred.
An unsatisfying life can very often lead to hatred and envy. When one is unhappy with one's own situation, one's perspective on others often changes.
The Internet enables many people to put their frustrated and lonely lives on display—hiding their faces while revealing their envy and hatred.
The power of love, the power of the soul, and the power of faith can help you lead a contented life and find happiness in what you have and what you do; after all, you cannot take wealth with you to the grave—only memories.
Anyone who constantly lives with hatred primarily burdens themselves and their own mental and physical well-being.
If you let go of your hatred, your soul will lead you back to peace.
If your soul finds no peace, you will never be free from your hatred.
A smile not only changes your face but often opens a window to your soul; it can make the hatred you direct at me vanish.
Anyone who doesn't like my smile is
dissatisfied with their bad mood and their lonely life.
Whoever spends their life filled with hatred
will never find peace in their soul and heart.
An older red-haired woman—she has hated us for many years, which is why her soul will never find peace. She goes online already filled with hate.
I just laugh in her face.
I am not without faults, but I can look anyone in the face—and one advantage I have is that I can, and am permitted to, show my face online as well.
Do you see that my smile is stronger than your hate—which you reveal to me even when you hide your face? I simply laugh right in your face.
I can only laugh at that.
If your personal life passes you by—and gets neglected just as much as your health, all because of this power struggle at the computer—then you have only yourself to blame.
I go to the gym three times a week to strengthen my body and do something for my health.
Religiosity or piety is not automatically synonymous with good character.
An increasing number of click providers are untrustworthy.
It has been proven that people who exercise regularly feel better, as physical activity releases happiness hormones and reduces stress; moreover, it can help dispel feelings of hatred and foster a sense of happiness within the soul.
You don’t always have to be faster or better than others;
a contented life is better—that’s why I show you my smile.
When your strength wanes but you hold fast
to faith within, your soul will help you keep going.
Each new day is a gift of life; it gives us new hope and new strength to carry on. No one has ever claimed that life is easy or free of problems.
My good mood cannot be affected by your hatred.
For I can—and may—show my face at any time.
People who do not show their faces online are lonely individuals who are afraid of the public; that is why they spend all their time at the computer.
My cheerful nature stems from the mountains and my zest for life.
Hatred and cyberbullying are indeed among the
biggest and most widespread problems in the digital space.
A smile brings light to the day, just as a sunrise dispels the darkness.
People on the internet with negative personality traits who go through life full of frustration will always experience loneliness.
Those who go through life filled with hatred harm themselves above all and block their own personal growth. Such people also give free rein to their hatred online, which is why many of them hide their faces.
The absence of a smile on the face can be a sign of frustration.
Those who click out of hatred will find no
peace in their souls, for your hatred is stronger.
Perhaps one day you will be among those for whom everything moves more slowly; if you are lucky, you will reach retirement—after all, nowadays one never knows whether one will even live to see one's own retirement. Enjoy every day.
The feeling of having too little time is usually a psychological fallacy, since everyone has exactly the same 24 hours at their disposal each day. In old age, one will be glad to have enough time each day to experience the next.
Hypocrisy destroys the foundation of any genuine relationship: trust.
Those who hide behind a facade usually end up alone.
A genuine, cheerful smile radiates positivity
and often leaves no room at all for negative feelings like hatred.
"A day without a smile (or laughter) is a lost day."
Not everyone considered "holy"—or who portrays
themselves as such—acts out of honest motives.
Hypocrisy: people use the mask of virtue to gain power, influence, or recognition, while their actual actions contradict their own values.
Inner peace creates a stable foundation for genuine, lasting contentment, as it grants independence from external circumstances.
"Hatred in the soul"—this includes self-hatred; such hatred begins with "click duels," where the only thing that matters is who wins and who loses.
A smile is often the direct expression of inner
contentment and signals that the soul is in balance.
Many find it difficult to smile on a gray day, given that most people do not even smile on beautiful days. A smile is one of the most beautiful gifts—both for oneself and for others. While a smile may not change the weather, it does change the atmosphere.
I can only laugh at people like that;
Click addiction, similar to mobile phone addiction
I can only laugh at people like that;
anyone who lives solely for the "chase for clicks"
forgets that real life is passing them by.
Anyone who doesn't like me simply needs to work on themselves a little.
I can only laugh at people like that.
Many people today suffer from a sedentary lifestyle and a glaring lack of physical activity because they spend all their time on their phones and the internet instead of exercising.
Ambition can actually become a serious health issue.
Doing strength training three times a week keeps my whole body fit—and makes me feel better—than getting involved with people who are obsessed with this race for clicks.
You lead a calmer life and have more time for yourself when you don’t have to compete with selfish rivals.
No one else is to blame if YOU have to buy speed because you’re out of shape and lack stamina; question yourself instead of blaming others for your own weakness.
According to recent studies, cyberbullying is increasing massively and is no longer limited to young people; it increasingly affects adults as well.
Racing games are addictive and can lead to dependency
“Haters think only about power” reflects a psychological truth frequently observed in conflicts involving online bullying.
At the gym, I climb the stairs up to the
40th floor in 13 minutes—born in 1967, twice a week.
Anyone who directs their hatred at me
only shows that their own life is less interesting.
Hatred, however, is the driving force behind
the greatest man-made crises in our history.
Sometimes, hatred is not directed outward, but inward. People with extremely high standards for themselves often develop a deep self-loathing when they make mistakes.
Hatred can destroy the soul.
Chronic stress: Hatred keeps the nervous system in a state of constant high alert. The body continuously releases stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline.
Hatred is an extremely powerful, all-consuming emotion.
It can block rational thinking.
When hatred is stronger than reason,
emotional balance is completely thrown off kilter.
The greatest battle is the one you win against yourself.
Not against others, for everyone has their own life and their own strength.