Silent Rebellion

Pissed off that Reddit deleted my post about my twin flame experience because they deemed it inappropriate. Even though it really wasn't that bad. Guess conventional freaks wanna complain about it, which I find infuriating. I'm not trying to say that the conventional path is bad to take (as long as it doesn't go too far), but don't stomp on my path just because it makes you uncomfortable. Learn to embrace the unknown or drown with the current. What the fuck do I care?

Either way, I don't have time for this, and I'm moving on.

Despite my temper, I honestly feel very calm and bored with how people act cold to me and claim they're being warm.

It's not about taking things personally, but about recognizing that I will be discriminated against wherever I go. It's about being brutally honest with that. I can remain positive knowing there are good folks out there while being keenly aware that my voice will be denied pretty much everywhere I go.

That's what being a true outcast is. It's not merely sitting home alone on a Friday night wondering if you'll ever find love.

It's knowing the pitch black darkness like the Devil and seeing you drown in the abyss filled with your own screams.

And that's where my silent rebellion comes in across Instagram and YouTube and here and DeviantArt, silently pulling the strings and working in the background. Not trying to stir up drama, slowly working seamlessly to where people won't notice the impact until it's already happened.

I don't care for the recognition because I know attention makes me more nervous and sweaty. But I definitely will be remembered.

And I'll finally be heard.