A good person only loves animals

The connection between a person's overall character or moral standing and their affinity for animals is complicated and not universally acknowledged. Here are some points to consider:

Empathy and Compassion: Many studies suggest that people who have a strong affinity for animals often exhibit higher levels of empathy and compassion. This might show up in the way they treat other people, including humans. Ethics and values: People who take care of animals may hold values that put kindness, respect for life, and taking care of the environment first. These values can be linked to positive social behaviors. Cultural and contextual factors: Individual experiences and cultural attitudes toward animals can vary greatly. Someone might love animals due to upbringing or cultural norms without necessarily being "good" in other aspects of life.

Personality Traits: Certain personality traits, such as agreeableness and openness, may be more common in people who love animals. However, these traits don’t guarantee moral behavior in all situations.

Exceptions: It's important to note that not everyone who loves animals behaves ethically or kindly toward others. There can be individuals who are passionate about animal welfare but may not exhibit the same compassion in human relationships

We typically have more compassion and deeper feelings than those who do not. Usually, people who don't like animals are cold and weird. Take a closer look in their eyes the next time someone tells you they don't like animals. You will notice something cold and empty about that person. Keep me out of their reach! If my husband didn't care about animals, I wouldn't have married him. Real men only do. “Real Men Are Kind To Animals” is written on a bumper sticker that I have mounted on my vehicle. True to a tee! And I love it when people honk their horns and give me the “thumbs up”. I know they also love animals. People who love animals have more heart and soul than those who don’t. A sick, twisted freak is any coward who would be cruel to an animal. Everyone I know who is passionate about animals exudes a special warmth. We are generally more human, although we are not always "far nicer," as you asked. BTW: While some people may be cruel to other people, they may be kind to animals. However, it is only a small percentage.

Why do some people adore animals but despise humans as a whole?

because when we fully examine ourselves, humanity is abominable and vile. Dogs and cats, for example, are simpler creatures. We refer to a dog's dependence as virtue because it resembles loyalty. They are easy to please and win over because they are predictable. Cats are endlessly amusing. Animals represent an ideal of a world devoid of self-deception and guile. On the other hand, people learn about general morality in terms of ideals like the ideal community, ideal friendship, and ideal altruism. We will always be disappointed in ourselves because of our inconsistency, lack of faith, coldness, and brutality. Additionally, our propensity to commit mass murder while simultaneously detesting it. The moment you step out of ignorance and accept the full consequences of what it means to be human, you realize what faithless terrible creatures we are, made worse by what we create and consume - bombs, nature, etc.

It is not so much that we destroy nature that disgusts us but rather that we destroy ourselves. It is that hypocrisy, that seed of self-loathing, that fate of internal defeat that makes humanity terrible.

Yet that is what makes us interesting and complex. We can indulge our deep-seated narcissism by reading great stories about how great and terrible we are. Simply look at what we do with our phones and the powerful internet. That will show you what we do with freedom and power. We steal, denigrate, and take endless pictures of ourselves and are forever chasing distractions to hide from that undercurrent of truth that we are more monstrous than any creature living.

Because we are both devil and god, we made them in our image.