kind of nice

 so I've been thinking on this of late...

the difference of being kind vs nice or if there is one...

Nice from what I've gathered is being socially pleasant more or less..

Kindness seems to go beyond that but I get this impression that it is just semantics on the meaning of this word...

I guess... I'm hung up on this notion of love is stronger than hate or that it's harder to create vs destroy.

I'm trying to avoid the term intersectionality, as everything seems to be a situation of "it depends".

Creating is more difficult.. and as much as it pains me to use this I'm going to point to Paul.. (Romans 7:15)

now while this is talking of "spiritual struggles", I think in the context of the human condition it should apply.

I abhor religion, but as this seems to be a situation where he (Paul) is struggling with doing the "godly thing" vs "succumbing to the flesh". It does seem like this is one of those situations where one while they want to be kind or nice or "do the right thing", seems to be a struggle for humans. How often do we have in fictional stories and in human history of people failing to do the kind thing or nice thing..