Friends ask you questions; enemies question you.

For those constantly full of joy, they sometimes feel a little guilty for always feeling so good. That guilt is compassion: it flies in with an attempt to share one's joy with others who do not have it.

Feel what it's like to truly starve, and I guarantee that you'll forever think twice before wasting food.

I am often guilty of expecting the worst so as to avoid disappointment and welcome surprise.

In an extroverted society, the difference between an introvert and an extrovert is that an introvert is often unconsciously deemed guilty until proven innocent.

It has always seemed that a fear of judgment is the mark of guilt and the burden of insecurity.

The most judgmental people are often those who complain most about being judged. The ones not complaining will look as though they're the ones doing the judging.

What man ever openly apologizes for slander? It is not so much a feeling of slander as it is that of a massive lie, a misdeed not only to the slandered but also to those manipulated in the process. He has made them all, every one, his enemies, thereupon he is so overwhelmed with guilt that he will deny it until his grave.

Oftentimes in a society when people of a certain type, whether individual or a group, are subconsciously portrayed by the media as abnormal, they also slowly, subconsciously become enemies of that society due to feelings of cultural guilt. Ultimately by this the inflated media is an enemy of its very own cause.