There are days when my mind wanders beyond the limits of what is, into the realm of what could be. This morning, I found myself entangled in a discussion with Sylvie. We spoke of governance, … The Crown & The Code: A Monarchy of Wisdom, A Governance of LogicRead more
People have wandered through my life like travellers passing through an ancient, mystical bazaar—some merely ghosts of passing footsteps, others lingering like the scent of exotic spices, and a rare few carving their names into … A Perfect Sextet of Passion and CompanionshipRead more
Disclaimer
The concepts of Leemanism are minimally filtered and don't reflect the people I value or associate with. Those who accept me, embrace our common ground and tolerate our differences. How people perceive me doesn't mean the people I mention here are the same as me. It's possible they're similar, different, or both. Full compatibility between people is rare, as is full support, even when people claim it.
Society expects self-respect to follow its rules, but real self-respect is about doing what pleases you while refusing to tolerate disrespect. When others disrespect you, you cut them out. Don’t let society convince you that self-respect should be based on its moral standards. It’s your right to live as you desire, not as society dictates. Too many people lose their individuality to fit in, pretending to be unique while secretly seeking acceptance. If you're someone who tries to fit in while claiming to be ‘weird,’ you're delusional. People talk about being weird, but when challenged, they retreat into conformity, avoiding accountability.
That’s boring.
Still, I get that some people have to conform to survive, as society and the law often punish those who don't fit in. Even if your ideals are right, society will likely deem you wrong, and even your friends may side with society over you.
We are few. Stay safe. (•̀ᵥᵥ•́)
