Existentialism Is Devouring Me; Here Have a Piece Of MeA Story by nihilistictablelampI haven't the slightest idea for a title. Just gave a simple line and bam.My name is accompanied by a a red line underneath it when I text my birth given name upon a screen. Therefore I have come to the conclusion that the device where I lay this text out upon considers me to be a mistake. Therefore I must be a mistake. Therefore I am a hamartia. Therefore more than half of the residents living upon planet earth must be composed of sheer hamartias, and we must denounce and then commence to eradicate them by creating a genocide. Solely due to the fact that they are mistakes. Hamartias. Flaws. Errors. Because is this not what society seems to already carry out? We alienate those around us who seem to be a piece that does not fit within a certain criteria, form, or objective of a whole puzzle. I yearn to destroy that puzzle and commence to rip the strand composed of fear of embarrassment, social rejection, and of sheer isolation themselves; Physically split the atom despite its impossibility. For as time wears on, we bear children and praise them to the highest of our extent, hoping that they live fruitful lives to the best of their ability. But what of compassion; What of irrationality in a life threatening situation (Whilst in another's mind it needn't be considered irrationality at all, but of the aforementioned "what of") where one risks his own life and lay stripped down at the heart of his own strength to possibly save various lives; What of hope in a cause that society dares not tread upon for fear of humiliation and lack of consent by any family members to take part in such a cause? I dare not even address these for there seems to be a constant rising number in such issues. Time is said to heal all wounds, but does time heal supposed mistakes when a child is conceived to later carry out their lives and society places them in a cracked glass, convincing them that they must be horrendous for their choices, for where they were born, and for the sexuality they decide upon. What I cease to hope for fervently to become of this mistake -- this cracked glass itself -- is to shatter into diminutive pieces, leaving no evidence of being "different" or simply a "mistake," and to mold into the diversity and understanding compassion that I yearn for a populous world to become.
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