BiggBoss
Wellknown Ace
“Being nice is a curse”—not because kindness is wrong, but because the world often mistakes it for weakness.
Nice people give more than they receive. They listen when they’re tired, forgive when they’re hurt, and stay silent when they should speak. They bend so others don’t break, and in doing so, they slowly crack themselves. People get comfortable taking from them, forgetting that even the kindest hearts have limits.
The curse isn’t being nice.
The curse is being nice to those who never learn gratitude, never respect boundaries, and never return the care. Kindness without self-respect becomes self-neglect.
Being nice should be a choice, not a sacrifice.
Because true strength is knowing when to be kind—and when to protect your peace.
Nice people give more than they receive. They listen when they’re tired, forgive when they’re hurt, and stay silent when they should speak. They bend so others don’t break, and in doing so, they slowly crack themselves. People get comfortable taking from them, forgetting that even the kindest hearts have limits.
The curse isn’t being nice.
The curse is being nice to those who never learn gratitude, never respect boundaries, and never return the care. Kindness without self-respect becomes self-neglect.
Being nice should be a choice, not a sacrifice.
Because true strength is knowing when to be kind—and when to protect your peace.