He asked me, "What do you have to believe in?"
People have an obsession with fuck-ups.
And I'm a fuck-up.
So obsess over me, make me your god
because I'm the only one you know who says things like
"I love you."
And a bunch of other things you wish that you had thought up
instead of reading them here.
Idolization of other people (and imaginary people) is absurd and repulsive.
While we are beings that very much learn from example,
the problem that goes along with looking up to other people for truth and understanding in life
is that you begin to undermine yourself and your own abilities.
You are just as good as any of those other shits out there,
just doing what they do.
Even though you may not acknowledge it,
your actions show that you see them as (somehow) above you.
I think that if perhaps you didn't spend so much time worrying yourself with other people and what they're doing,
you'd have more time to actually do the things that they do,
instead of just dreaming about doing those things
and wishing to be that person.
If you really wanted to, you could be that person -- you could live the lifestyle they live
and be happy and confident in yourself.
Rather than seeing these people as some source of truth.
It's one thing to look up to someone respectfully, but it's another to let your infatuation with that person get in the way of your own progress as a human being.
If I am truly going to find anything
beyond the realm of the physical -- some higher being (the almighty tallest) --
it's going to be within the context of myself.
It's going to be in the love I receive from truly genuine people.
If I'm going to ever take that ever-so-annoying "leap of faith,"
(which implies being blind, by the way) then I am going to have to
revamp my current status of reason.
With my beliefs, and where I derive my hope from,
there are no inconsistencies, no gaps, no loopholes.
If you're going to find anything true,
please don't look to others for answers.
Go to yourselves.
Go to your relationships.
So, to answer your shitty question:
"What I have to believe in"
is the love for, and confidence in, myself and other people.
"That's more than most people have."
I was unaware, but that's what Truth herself told me.
I'm sorry I haven't cut the personification shits out of my skits
yet.
What the fuck am I doing?
Apologizing unnecessarily, again.
Before fear media and scare propaganda took over,
before the military industrial complex took over,
and even before corporations owned everything,
the world was still in the hands of idiot leaders.
They're just even more ridiculous today, that's all.
Don't tell me "that's just the way it is"
because that's not the way it has to be.
That mentality sucks, asshole.
This is beyond idealism.
The day we're no longer able to dream something bigger and better than this
is the day I cease to preach love and change.
Egregiously, that day will never come.
Or at least, it's not supposed to with imperfection at an all time high.
Please don't turn me into some fucking playing card.
And please don't deify me solely on the fact that my "words are pretty."
I'm really glad they are, but you're putting yourself down
by bringing me up, thinking I can do no wrong.
You should already know that
I'm just some dirty dude.
Who am I to tell you how life is?
I'm not
because
this is not for you.