I was thinking about it just then. Most of us are nice guys who never figured out how life truly works
You chill with us and come to realise the problem isn't you, you really are seen as lesser by other people.
You'll become detached from both fake positivity and doom-thinking alike
Then, as you get accustomed to the fact you're living life on turbo nightmare difficulty. You will come to the realisation that in a society where nobody values you, valuing yourself is the ultimate rebellion.
You'll figure out ways to hack the system to offset some of the prejudice you face. Defiantly, and determined, without remorse. Because the rules that were set in place are there to elevate those born with privilege, and to keep down those without.
You'll have come to understand that rebellion is your only viable option. For the odds are truly stacked against you. Masculine traditions, feminism, neither are about equality. Both ideologies are there to keep you blaming yourself for your own oppression. Yet the game is rigged and neither remorse nor pro-social behavior will gain you the good graces of those who despise you, over the number you were assigned to determine your worth.
You'll come to despise "short kings" and those who use the term to describe the uncle Tom-persona it truly represents.
You'll come to realise that you face an ugly side of the world that others never get to see.
And although you'll envy the privilege that others have and the lack of hardships that come with it, you will also realise how privilege kills one's talent. For a man who is never truly tested will never know his true worth.
You'll realise that simply by being, you will have learned to face hardships that others could not even fathom, and have become so much more for it.
And you will relish in seeing the truth of how people really work, because the lies that hold society together will have become clear as day.
Finally, you'll become the pain, but not of the pain.
And you will be unstoppable.
You chill with us and come to realise the problem isn't you, you really are seen as lesser by other people.
You'll become detached from both fake positivity and doom-thinking alike
Then, as you get accustomed to the fact you're living life on turbo nightmare difficulty. You will come to the realisation that in a society where nobody values you, valuing yourself is the ultimate rebellion.
You'll figure out ways to hack the system to offset some of the prejudice you face. Defiantly, and determined, without remorse. Because the rules that were set in place are there to elevate those born with privilege, and to keep down those without.
You'll have come to understand that rebellion is your only viable option. For the odds are truly stacked against you. Masculine traditions, feminism, neither are about equality. Both ideologies are there to keep you blaming yourself for your own oppression. Yet the game is rigged and neither remorse nor pro-social behavior will gain you the good graces of those who despise you, over the number you were assigned to determine your worth.
You'll come to despise "short kings" and those who use the term to describe the uncle Tom-persona it truly represents.
You'll come to realise that you face an ugly side of the world that others never get to see.
And although you'll envy the privilege that others have and the lack of hardships that come with it, you will also realise how privilege kills one's talent. For a man who is never truly tested will never know his true worth.
You'll realise that simply by being, you will have learned to face hardships that others could not even fathom, and have become so much more for it.
And you will relish in seeing the truth of how people really work, because the lies that hold society together will have become clear as day.
Finally, you'll become the pain, but not of the pain.
And you will be unstoppable.
