Davidzhu

I've found that living life more like a villain makes things easier. This idea might confuse some people, as we're often taught to be good and likable. But as a villain, you'll find life becomes simpler and more direct. The villain's survival rule is to never lock yourself in the cage of being a good person. They don't waste time and energy on self-justification or explaining themselves. This means they focus solely on their goals and interests. Knowing when to filter in relationships and being bold enough to cut ties when it comes to benefits - that's another survival rule for villains. They won't get tangled up in emotions or hesitate when it comes to benefits. They'll make calm judgments and decisive decisions, avoiding unnecessary trouble and pain. No need to play the perfect good guy or seek everyone's approval - that's the freedom of being a villain. They don't care what others think of them; they're only concerned with their own life and goals. This means they won't be bound by others' opinions and expectations. When someone lets go of the obsession with being morally perfect, the world can no longer hold you back with moral obligations. You'll find that living a life of being true to yourself without self-doubt really pays off. Because you won't be swayed by others' opinions, you'll live life at your own pace.