A.S. CLOE

When you look around your kindred, you will think that it is difficult to overlook how not many individuals are cheerful, satisfied, and have a deliberate existence. Most of them seem unable to adapt to their problems and conditions of daily life. Most, accepting normality, have given up on "just getting by". Resignation to insignificance has become a way of life. Therefore, the feelings of deficiency induce them, humanly, to blame society, individuals, conditions and general conditions for their disappointments and disillusions.