I’m constantly befuddled
\nby people
\ngetting all bent out of shape
\nby what others
\nthink of them<\/p>\n
I know it’s a human trait
\nand I know as a vessel of the gods
\nI strive continually
\nto no longer pay attention<\/p>\n
still…I remain human enough
\nthat it bothers me
\nto see someone’s light
\ndampened
\nby
\nsome sanctimonious
\njackass
\nin judgement<\/p>\n
I’m not talking about
\nthe kind of judgement
\none has when they see
\nsay an ordinary woman
\nin low rise jeans
\nthat looks like
\nshe’s been poured
\ninto them
\n(frankly a look I’ve never liked
\nbut hey? if it doesn’t bother you
\nwhy should it bother the rest of us)<\/p>\n
no
\nI’m talking about the kind of judgement
\nthat free spirits get
\nwhen they don’t meet the perceived
\nneeds or wants
\nof society.<\/p>\n
Srsly?
\nwhat gives anyone the right
\nto judge?<\/p>\n
As long as no one is being hurt
\nwhat gives anyone the right?<\/p>\n
don’t like the way someone is dressed?
\ndon’t look
\ndon’t like the way someone speaks?
\ndon’t listen
\ndon’t like the way someone walks?
\ndon’t look
\ndon’t like what someone posts?
\nmove along<\/p>\n
really?
\nit ain’t rocket science…
\nand it doesn’t show how small they are
\nit shows how absolutely minuscule you are.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I’m constantly befuddled by people getting all bent out of shape by what others think of them I know it’s a human trait and I know as a vessel of the gods I strive continually to no longer pay attention … Continue reading