Tuesday, June 1, 2010

I Don’t Soften Truth to Comfort Lies

I don’t exist to be palatable.
If my honesty bruises you, that bruise is yours to tend. We’re adults, handle the weight of real words. I’ve known myself since adolescence. My core hasn’t shifted, only sharpened. I evolve when new data proves itself, not when emotions lobby for influence.

I’m not rigid, I’m discerning.
I live in my mind, in the subconscious, in the territory most people visit only in crisis. I’d rather walk alone in clarity than join a crowd in consensus. If everyone heads left, I’ll explore right, not to rebel, but to verify.

I’m not special. I’m original.
And originals don’t echo, they observe, analyze, and decide.

Truth does not require adjustment for comfort, only the courage to stand near it.

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