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Don't Sacrifice Your Youness


 

You know, I like you as you.

I wish you spent more time void of some persona.

Yourself is equally enough for us.

Don’t worry.

And you’re interesting, even without the silly shrapnel.

You in the purest form is also what we long for.

And when that’s what you choose to portray-

It is glorious.

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