My confession
Looking at you as a monster was easier
for me to perceive than imagining that you were just a decent human being
who made a
mistake.
Whatever the answer is I
think I'd rather not know.
I've lived my whole life imagining that people were good, at the very center of what made a human was goodness-but our free will allowed us to fail time and time again.
The constant choice.
in the sea of limitless choices there
are
bound to be a few bad ones.
That's just basic math, statistics.
I have to admit I spent countless nights imagining what I was going to say to you. You have to understand that I process and collect things differently than the majority of people. I've never been one to conform, and
I spent my whole life hiding my emotions and I think I've gotten quite good at it
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