People do not know what people called me when I started to write detective was in primary school.
It was, “Freak”, or “Psychopath”.
Although my stories are all about the social issues and legislative flaws, most of my classmates merely focused on the not mattered portion of violence and death in them. Their stereotype of this kind of fiction is just “dark and twisty” while they even did not bother to actually read through lines in my stories to tell they are cruel and inhuman.
This is nothing out of usual.
For instance, in the December 28th, a teenage girl in China jumped off a ruff after her mother beat her for staling. However, believing “the poor should always be protected”, the public blamed the shop where the teenage girl, who was from an impoverished family, stole, for her death. …show more content…
From the very beginning of human race, it was a surviving technique, to avoid unnecessary casualty by following the common belief of other individuals.
When the time precedents, this instinct turned to be a grid in human nature, which people are unwilling to observe to make judgments, simply convinced of what fit their expectation and common
It was, “Freak”, or “Psychopath”.
Although my stories are all about the social issues and legislative flaws, most of my classmates merely focused on the not mattered portion of violence and death in them. Their stereotype of this kind of fiction is just “dark and twisty” while they even did not bother to actually read through lines in my stories to tell they are cruel and inhuman.
This is nothing out of usual.
For instance, in the December 28th, a teenage girl in China jumped off a ruff after her mother beat her for staling. However, believing “the poor should always be protected”, the public blamed the shop where the teenage girl, who was from an impoverished family, stole, for her death. …show more content…
From the very beginning of human race, it was a surviving technique, to avoid unnecessary casualty by following the common belief of other individuals.
When the time precedents, this instinct turned to be a grid in human nature, which people are unwilling to observe to make judgments, simply convinced of what fit their expectation and common