I don't believe that the world as I perceive it is the world as you perceive it. You grew up with different experiences. You grew up without my bias. I don't see what you see, and you don't see what I see, because as far as I'm concerned, your world is not mine. 

I grew to the person I am now in many places. I've seen many things. I will see more things. The things I see are assimilated, and I become a gallery, a window into a world you never got to experience. Places you have never been, you can experience through me. 

You will not like my stories, in the sense that liking is finding something pleasant. My stories are compositions of what I have seen, in myself and in others, and are written to express to you what you cannot experience. 

You may find my stories attractive. You may not. You may find my stories captivating, and you may not. 

Writing consists of everything. From a dirty blanket to a missing shoe to a fresh corpse, writing is any and every thing that can be see or experienced. Communicate through your sight.

You are obligated, if you read my stories, to learn from them. Take them and use them to better yourself, experience for yourself through this blank glass what you cannot experience elsewhere.

Whatever preconception you have, discard it. Framing cannot help you experience what you have not experienced before.