Ever thought of asking the question correctly the first time?
We all make mistakes sometimes.
I answered the question I don't care if its not the answer you wanted.
Fair enough. However, can you explain the reasoning behind your response? The question asks "why do you think you understand Darkness", which implies that in fact, the person who asked the question does
not know why you think you understand Darkness, and is curious to find out. If I already think that you do understand Darkness, then I would not have asked my question at all. I am curious to see why you chose to respond with a rhetorical question of your own.
Even in your request you say to know Darkness I must have to agree that Darkness is Evil.
I asked why Darkness is
considered evil, as a
stereotype, by many people in the world. In no way was I implying that to understand Darkness you must agree with such a stereotype.
You say Human Society but Humans don't have a singular society which as a whole describes an impression of darkness.
Sigh. It appears that I must rephrase my question again.
Why do many people consider Darkness to be evil?You are not obligated to answer the question again if you do not wish to.