Most of the people do not realize that we are all bounded to the invisible social infrastructure.
Because we are bounded to this, we are automatically punished and criticized when we go against the norms of society. In a way, it's like we're being stripped of some freedom.
We can never fully act to our own liking for society is always keeping an eye on us. Constantly watching until we make a wrong move that will go against the so called stereotyped social norms. A perfect example for this is homosexuality. A man or woman that acts their opposite counter is automatically criticized by society and granted as outcasts for they do not act within the norms.
What is depressing about this is the fact that some people are disgusted with the very sight of people acting beyond normal. Regardless if they did anything wrong, they are automatically seen as a black sheep of society. Just more reasons on why people can never get along. The problem about racism still has no end and yet, we're already dividing the community from people who act normal from the people who act what they want to act.
But being different doesn't mean that everything will be going downhill. It still has some advantages to. Being different gives you a sense of uniqueness, something that only you can do and what makes you yourself. It separates us from the stereotyped social culture and gives us a personality that can only be found in ourselves and no one else. It is this uniqueness that gives us a distinction from the rest of the crowd.
Whether you're gay, emo, gangsta, or just plain poser, be happy with who you are and if others hate it, then ignore them for they just stick to the social infrastructure. Have some freedom in yourself and never let your own distinction be taken away from the people who proclaim that what you're showing is wrong.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Being different can be awesome too
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
The day after disaster
And so the storm has passed
Faces of pain and anguish fill the ravaged scenery
Lifeless corpses float along the river
And as we look at the once beautiful scene, tears run down our eyes
We ask why
Why did it have to be them?
Out of the millions remaining, why them?
Why didn't you just take us instead?
There's nothing else to be done
The dead is dead and it's final
No amount of tears can change that
And no kind of suffering will help fix this
What's left to do is face everything with optimism
Sure the dead is dead but there are plenty of living victims who need you more
Victims who faced the storm head on
Victims who managed to outwit death itself
We may feel comfy in the haven of our own homes
But do we realize how many people lost everything?
Not just material possessions but fellow loved ones
And yet we feel joyful just because classes are suspended
How shameful of us
Not something to be proud of but something worth changing
So stop slacking and start acting
Now's the time to put our worth to the test
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Rants, rants, & rants.
Ranging from preschool up to now, I've been called various names.
Some of those names, I curse beyond my grade.
Some of them, I tend to put interest in by actually using it.
Have you ever been called an idiot?
It's irritating. No?
But what's humorous about it is the fact that it doesn't bother you at all when you pertain that word to yourself.
I can call myself an idiot all day long and yet it doesn't bother me.
But if someone tries to criticize me of being an idiot, I swear I'll make you regret saying that word in front of me.
One thing that I always seem to see is that no matter how dumb you may be, there will always be someone dumber than you. That's only my opinion but I'm starting to believe that it has some truth in it.
On to the next rant.
Have you ever noticed that some of the people tend to befriend someone smarter than them?
Or maybe you see a group of people composing of intellectuals?
I used to ponder about that ever since elementary years.
And now I finally have an answer.
Intellectuals tend to stick to people who are either dumber, or as smart as them because of these reasons.
First, if they stick to dumber people, they will feel a sense of superiority over them.
Second, if they stick to people as smart as them, they'll be able to compete with them or communicate at the same level of mentality.
But the left out has a reason too for sticking to intellectuals.
If they stick to someone smarter, they also feel a sense of being intelligent because they spend time with someone of a superior mentality.
I say that's shit.
The only reason we stick to geniuses is to copy of their work.
I don't give a damn even if they bled to death by figuring out the results.
I'm sorry but that's just how it goes.
And goes the saying "Hindi mo kailangan maging matalino, kailangan mo lang maging mautak"
One last ranting before I get flamed by people who hates my very existence.
In the past few weeks, I was called a gay.
It first started with my nephew who called me that just because of my hair.
I didn't really mind it back then because he was always jealous of me having long hair.
Up to now, he keeps calling me that. Remind me to strangle him to death after a few years.
A few weeks later and another person called me gay.
No, it wasn't another relative.
It was from a friend, a close bitchy greedy friend.
It maybe because she was drunk when she told me this. Either way, our conversation still kept me thinking.
Not about because she called me gay but about what I had to do to prove I'm not.
Oh forget it, this will get me nowhere..
Parler à un état d'ébriété est inutile
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Au diable ce
Normally, I don't type in French.
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Sunday, September 6, 2009
Wrong tracks
It's been a while since I wrote something here so I might as well remove the cobwebs here.
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