Human Experience

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Human experience

I am having a human experience, I don't need anyone to understand me. Do your own thing and we'll meet in heaven. I don't need anyone telling me how to live my life. I don't need anyone telling me what to feel. Keep your projections that are based in insecurities and fears to yourself, I don't need to be bombarded with biased commentary. Keep your comments to yourself, no one cares. I am having a human experience, I don't need to do what everyone is doing. I do what I like, when I like. We can debate on the validity of having a freewill so let's say I just follow my intinuation, it knows best. I don't care about your celebrities, cult heroes, conventions and norms. In fact, I don't care about you. This is about me and I only care about myself. This is my experience, you don't need to understand. I am having a human experience, this is my life, live yours. How can you claim to have my best interests at heart when you are not God? Sit down, be humble. You don't know anything real about the structure of reality. You don't know anything, no one does. I am having a human experience, I appreciate those who appreciate me, I love those who love me. I don't care about your social status and your toys, if you treat me well, I treat you well, if you respect me, I respect you. We are all human beings and there are no hierarchies to this fact. I am having a human experience, I don't need negative energy inhibiting my space, I am a creator who thrives of positive energy. Ladies on my radar but I don't care, I don't chase. I don't care about anything that isn't making me grow as an individual. I am on borrowed time, keep left so I can pass right. Get out of my way, don't waste my time, I have places I need to get to. I am having a human experience, I never take anything personal because I know I am not my ego. I know the impermanence of life, I know to never take the people in my life for granted.

I am a human being having an experience, my perspective matters, my input valuable and my life valid. If you don't understand that, then it's your problem. 

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