Better over the top than under the bottom.
I don't know if
it makes any sense, but I'm starting to feel as if our
beliefs and stuff are less of a choice and more of a
predisposition. If not a predisposition, it's at most a
subconscious choice. Like, maybe just moved and changed by our
environment and people around us. Because, when you think about
it, there are some things we just cannot truly explain /why/ we
favor or believe or go against. There are things we can,
though. I can't tell you /why/ I find green to be the most
appealing color or /why/ I'm atheist or /why/ I prefer
indie and underground music to any other; I just know that it
feels right to me. And I think this goes for everything, which
is why I think it's so immature to bash someone for their
religion or beliefs, to a certain extent. On the other hand, we
do choose some of our beliefs. I definitely chose to be a
vegetarian and have good reasons as to why I am and support
animal rights. I chose to be pro-choice with fact to support
why. I chose to exercise and start getting healthier and have
reasons why. So I think there are just a lot of thinks that are
either predispositions or heavily and unconsciously influenced
by the world around us, because our opinions change; our tastes
change; our beliefs change. I kind of felt that maybe we
don't choose all of our beliefs. It just hurts my head to
think about.
Sometimes, controversial statements are the best ones to be
made,
because they spark interest, and thought, something that rarely happens anymore.
-all mine.
because they spark interest, and thought, something that rarely happens anymore.
-all mine.
"She's afraid of the controversy. She just has to do it and quit
worrying about everyone else."
