Anonymous question

I don’t spend money on high fences. I don’t spend money on doing nasty things to my neighbors. I don’t spend money on spying on my boyfriend. I don’t spend money on making him pointlessly move furniture around the house just to keep everyone busy. Therefore, I have enough for my own health and to help my loved ones. That’s another thing—not every random person I meet will be close to me. At the very least, they shouldn’t be an asshole. If you seriously count on someone’s help, you need to be nice until you receive the help, and know how to express gratitude after receiving it. That is how a one-time act of charity has a chance to become systematic.

As for the assholes, they are unlikely to be in a rush to die specifically under my fence—after all, there are still plenty of places in the world where assholes are fed by taking resources away from honest people.