Do you believe everything happens for a reason?
If so, what reasons?
If not, what do you think happens?
How does the other person feel?
Are you sure about what you feel?
Is what you're doing the right thing?
Is what they're doing the right thing?
Is there such thing as a "right thing"?
Who decided what was good and what was bad?
Where did that concept come from?
What if pain was seen as a good thing instead of a bad thing?
What if happiness was seen as disgraceful?
What if sadness was allowed in society, and not because someone wanted attention?
Why does it matter if the only thing a person wants is attention?
Why as that seen as a bad thing?
Is it because they steal the attention from you?
What is is about sadness that seems to be two faced?
Some say you should be free to have feelings and talk about it and others say you shouldn't because of what people will think.
Why does it matter what other people think?
Shouldn't the only person's opinion that matters is yours?
Who came up with that?
Who and up with the idea of this "sameness" this need to be like everyone else?
What is it called?
Who said anything about anyone?
Where does it all start?
Who did it come from?
What started it?
Was some one threatened to be like another person?
Was it always from someone's free will?
Was it always like this?
Why is it like this?
What is "this" to you?
Who decides what makes someone crazy or weird or stupid?
Now I'm not sure what words you'd use to describe me after reading this but I don't really know myself.
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Teen FictionI'm sorry. I'm probably not up to your standards. I'm probably not good enough for you. I'm probably not enough I make you happy. But you still chose me. Past the broken pieces of my soul, you still chose me... A collection of poems, quotes and all...
