Thank you, @Yaowen!
Very much appreciate your insight.
I liked this quotation by Isaac Newton. I didn’t know it.

The thing is that I always considered myself very empathic but it’s not so much as I thought. I always put my principles over people.
You can’t guess how much hard time I had fighting against “machismo” at home.

Then, a friend from my Primary school decided to join us in a what’s app chat group and when we were recalling each other, I was recalled mainly for being very straight or I could say, cutting or sharp. And they were right. I can recognise myself.

I like to remember a comment by my dear dad: The problem you have is not other than wanting to change the world. 😂

He was right. It may sounds narcissistic, because it is 😂, ordinary talking. Nothing to do with the personality disorder.

I need to not think but feel and breath that people live their circumstances, have their experiences, have their feelings, do the best they can as I do. And in the same way I may feel triggered, they also do. I need to be more empathic with people, especially with the ones I don’t know.

If I always was a lover of the Stoic School of Philosophy. And I love Buddhism principles. It’s clear that I tend to a balance. An equilibrium.

I’m not sure if I’m now saying nonsensical things or I’m going out topic. lol!
I’m still wondering myself so much things.
I’m now a such a moment of chaos. According to the ancient Greeks, it is needed a moment like that to create something new.
I’ll keep recalling it to myself. 😀

Thank you, again. Yaowen.