A human being should attain satisfaction with himself, whether it be by means of this or that poetry or art; on then is a human being at all tolerable to behold.

Hate pears all you want. Love mismatch socks all you want. Think out loud all you want. Wear your heart on your sleeve. Speak up for what you believe.

A good mindset is probably the best thing someone can have, It is our job keep it straight and not have it on a line we do not want to cross, With a good social mindset we can easily fit in and relate to other people, A good mindset does not always mean having to fit in, we can also stand out of the crowd and be the odd one out.

Are the things we call odd, actually odd, or do they look odd? Growing up on “spot the difference” activities I think has trained me to associate “oddity” so heavily with physical representations of the word, like physical features or clothing. And consequently disregard our interests and personal experiences which make up our oddities just as much. So, here’s a recreation of the childhood activity, but with a twist, could you find the difference?

I remembered something my sociology teacher once said, “People are not allowed to tell you what’s weird and what’s not,” I grew up in a very conservative family and I don’t say that there’s something wrong about that, but I always had this feeling of unsureness inside of me. I was told to behave like other kids, to chase my dreams, build a family and have kids. But I have always known that I don’t fit there.

It all begins with an idea.