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People who feel something is wrong with them
want
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everyone else to feel something is wrong with
them -
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Feels like they're giving you sneers &
jeers for doing
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ordinary things - Whatever you
are must be all right,
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because you're alive.
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"What are you doing
sitting in the dark
like a mushroom?"
—Nothing much.
—Welcome to the old country!
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"Whatever turns
you on."
—Something else.
—Cheating everyone.
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"A lot of butter
there."
—Just about.
—I'm really looking forward to being
dead.
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"A lot of cholesterol,
man!"
—That's extra!
—I'm going right home and slit my
throat.
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People feel reluctant to challenge smooth-talking
or
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famous people - It's an informal
fallacy of rhetoric called
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The Authority of the One - Competence
in one field
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does not necessarily indicate competence in
another.
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"Are we mean people?"
—Sight unseen.
—If men were angels, we wouldn't
need laws.
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"You're having an identity
crisis."
—How embarrassing.
—If men weren't monkeys, we wouldn't
need cages.
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"Speak for yourself!"
—So far.
—The deepest parts of you are the
smartest.
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"These are fake
comebacks."
—MY mistake.
—Never noticed it, huh?
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