Monsters vary from persons to persons. My definition of monster will be different from your definition of monster based on your perspective of it. There are things I will not classify as monster and someone else will say they are monster but there is a bottom line though where both of us will agree on certain things as a monster.
The thought that comes to mind on the mention of a monster is what we see on television of a vicious person causing havoc and inflicting pain on people with a murderous look.
We have people that are not visually monsters but act like a monster, they act wickedly and treat people badly.
A nest of monsters will be the gathering of monsters and perhaps where they make their bed and do things together in common.
So, don't act like a monster.
Treat people with respect.
Thank you for your time...
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Hi @ezun1
I agree with you, monsters exist. Following your reasoning, I find three things:
You establish that monsters are people: (“a cruel person who causes havoc and inflicts pain”)
These monster people (even if they don't seem like it) act evilly: (“they act evilly and treat people badly”)
You give the responsibility of acting like monsters to the human being.
So, I wonder and I ask you:
Do we learn to be monsters?
I leave you a story I wrote on the subject:
Monstruo -- Short Story
#wewrite #wewrite04
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