johnnysrotten

We are expected to constantly work, only to recieve this 'valuable' obsession that we call money, to then pay taxes with what we have earned. After everything, how much money is left for yourself? After everything, how much time is left for yourself? After everything, how much of anything is left for yourself..? Everyday, you wake up, present yourself, exhaust yourself, you come home, pay taxes, exhaust yourself a bit more, go to bed. Then you wake up, and it starts all over again. We are taught to place our job or school above our health. We are taught to exhaust ourselves. We are taught not to question those above us. We are taught that w

Everything now-a-days, portrays an unhealthy image of 'perfect'. Skinny; so skinny that bones are showing.. Tiny; so tiny is looks like you could snap them with two fingers and a thumb.. This isn't right, it never will be. But, that's all people want to be.. 'Perfect'. Perfect, in society's eye - not the real world's. Everyone has to be the same.. And that's not right. People shouldn't have to be stick figures, walking around in slutty clothing just to be accepted. It's fake.. Although, they make it seem like they don't care who or what you are.. But why, why are no tattooes allowed at most job interviews? No piercings? Dyed hair? It seems l

Think about it, and I actually mean think about it. The world is based on greed. Everyone is power-hungry, not matter how big or small that power is, from a child, to a country. Everyone wants to have money. But, all money is, is an obsession, and a possession - an obsessive possession we trade for yet another possession. People constantly say that, 'money makes the world go round', but that's just greedy. 'Money can buy happiness', no it can't. Money, money, money! All you ever hear about in the news is power-hungry crisis about money! What would happen if you took away the possessions? What would happen if you took away the obsession? What