Laugh at others one day, and the next day, it might be your turn to be laughed at.

In the past, I often sneered at people for being foolish or naive, always thinking I was superior, more noble, and wiser. But life has a way of teaching you; if you harbor any bad traits, life will surely make sure you learn your lesson thoroughly. I used to mock those less fortunate than me, and fate put me in even worse situations, ironically.

Finding myself in such dire straits, I realized I wasn't morally superior, talented, or any better. Anything good in my life was mostly due to fate's favor, not my own effort. I had a stable family, both parents alive, and the privilege of education, which already made me luckier than many in poverty.

When I was foolish or down on my luck, there were generous people who helped me instead of kicking me when I was down, opening my mind to avoid further stupidity. This gave me a chance to restart my life without falling deeper into despair.

Ignorance, poverty, and misfortune can deeply wound the soul, leading many to act foolishly. But looking at my own life, it's like a crude joke filled with countless mistakes and shortcomings.

In summary, the lesson I learned from hitting rock bottom is that I'm not particularly talented or capable. Any success I've had is mostly due to luck and blessings. Being in a dire situation made me more empathetic towards the less fortunate in society. So now, before I judge someone for being foolish, I feel more pity - a sense of their misfortune rather than amusement.

In conclusion, mocking others often leads to a day when life pushes you into a situation where you get mocked in return. So, be careful with your laughter.

Just my personal opinion, though. If others want to do something, it's up to them. Hahaha.

I m off to clear my head and calm my mind with some exercise. This morning, I felt weak and mistakenly mocked a few less fortunate individuals. Guilt, guilt.

Meme is, I feel guilty. Huhuhu.

This translation captures the reflective and somewhat humorous tone of the original Vietnamese text, maintaining the personal insights and the moral of the story.