fighting the unfair fight

Such a cliche thing to say that life is unfair but, it is undeniably so. It was unfair, it is still unfair and it would be unfair. How do you fight such unfairness? 

I thought everyone including me was capable to fight unfairness however, it was a but a naive thought. I thought if I was honest, I was true and I was good I can battle unfairness and win. 

Sadly, I found out it is not so. 

Some people would always find successful ways to get what they want by extorting someone. And they even get away with it. They are not held accountable for their actions and consequences. 

The loss is only one sided. 

So, the question remains how do you fight unfairness? 

Do you fight unfairness with unfairness?

Or do you wait for redemption and not do anything and suffer the result of their unfair means?

Do people like that even get redemption?

One thing is certain: life is unfair.

veg or not veg

Not gonna lie but i consider it an achievement that I stayed a vegetarian for more than a decade. Looking back to when I started out as a vegetarian, I was not a pure vegetarian. I had a hard time leaving chicken for sometime. It was my favorite but now I dont even eat that. 

But I do eat egg. I know what u though for a sec, she should not call herself a vegetarian if she eats egg. 

That's the issue I realized. When I had forsaken all meat except chicken, they were always quick to point out that I should not call myself vegetarian. They were correct but what irked me even now is how they would treat me. It's like they were telling me u either have to eat all types of meat or cut off everything. The in-between thing was an abomination. 

They were consuming every meat and they dared to question my choice of food. They had that kind of idiotic pride of pointing out MY choice was crazy. That eating every type of meat was better than eating some. 

Everybody is different. You meet every person at some point of their lives and when u find a person on a path to doing something good, be sure to encourage them instead of pointing useless mistake to make urself feel better.