As cliché as it may sound, the general society has been intoxicated with the general belief that the “good guys” get “happily-ever-after”s, and the “bad guys” always get the punishment that they deserve. It is not entirely a device of brainwashing, but rather it is under that influence that most people grew up in. Since childhood, the idea of fairy tales educated children the notion of “Life is fair”, if you do kind things, you help the old granny cross the road, give your seat up to the pregnant lady, you’ll always get your reward. On the other hand, if you’re naughty, like for instance you stole a cookie from the cookie jar, Mummy will tell you not to steal, because what goes around comes around. Then you grow into teenage-hood, the start of gossiping and in layman’s term, “bitching”. Your best friend will then tell you to stop, cause what goes around comes around, cause Life is fair. But really, since when is life fair? Does karma really exist? How many......

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Title: Karma
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Approximate Pages: 2 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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