Psychological Deficiency
How can I be myself
When they teach me to be like someone else
Some one I can never be because I never was and will never be some one else
How can I take the Lead
When the information they feed me is meant to make me a tail subjected to the
Sometimes unthinking Head
I do not blame you for being a stereotype
It is all from the way you were being programmed when you were growing up
Implicit biases buried deep within clouding your judgment of reality
You paint reality with the limited colors of your brain
Open up stop being stereotypical start to train your brain.
You taint sociality with myopic eyes filled with strain
Seeing the world filtered through the lens of your assumptions
Fleeing from beings who can change your emotions
Just because they dare to question your opinions.
In our difference lies our unique strength
Perfect substitutes for each other
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