Circles and shit

Some people have little tight-knit circles that only surround their closest family. These people tend to be over protective, and don't have the ease in understanding or offering advice to friends. This isn't a bad thing, it's just proving that generation by generation we're becoming more selfish.
There are people who have slightly wider circles, involving close friends and family. They tend to be thoughful, slightly more accepting.
Then there are brilliant people, who accept people in the whatever state, to the best of their abilities. These are rare people, and they shouldn't be rare.
There is something about us that is just selfish, child-like almost.
As though, as we come to ignore our parents lessons, we learn to be selfish, think for ourselves, fend for ourselves and be only for ourselves.
Rarely you will find a person who will help whoever, whenever. And that offer support to people they barely know.
Maybe it is a lesson we should all learn, to know that there is nothing better than the feeling in helping someone we care about selflessly.
Everybody craves love and affection, but the love and affection gained from caring for people you love, should be far more than that craving for teenage drama.
If morals were remembered by our generation, and if everyone realised that maybe we could better society ourselves, maybe we'd get somewhere. But then, we're all too selfish for that, aren't we?