Feb 05 2019, 03:30 PM

We live in the "20th century," and it seems like people are growing to look the same. People love to sag their pants, wear expensive shirts with stupid small designs that are worth hundreds. People love Gucci, and Bape. So they can show how much money they have. Is this what we as a society come to? Where a small red rectangle with the word "Supreme" is cool? When rappers who don't take a lot of effort to make music, get all the credit. When musicians, who are actually good, don't get the spotlight they deserve? What good is it to be just like the norms when all the norms have no sense of originality. I'm growing up in the age where I can care less about what those "cool kids" are wearing, or what phone they have, or what kind of music they like now. Screw trying to be cool. I rather look like a weirdo than look like a clone. Where originality dies, and repeats thrive. I hope my children grow up to be the same. I want them to be better than these normal teens, I don't want them to grow up to think they have to be like the cool kids to be happy. I want my kids to respect who they already are, and teach them they don't have to change themselves for people, who's opinion won't matter in the long run.

Dec 14 2018, 03:09 PM

Life sucks, doesn't matter how you see it, there's always that what if, and that, I wonder if I could.. But if you keep going, you can see all the goods instead of bads in life. But it doesn't mean life is perfect.

Dec 12 2018, 04:29 PM

The few things people do, can cause you to lose it. Whenever there's a argument, you decide how it goes. But there's always going to be fighting. Yelling and screaming isn't worth it. So Why do people find it appealing?