realtalk

the best we can do is to treat everyone with basic decency. don't lie, don't cheat, don't steal. it should be the bare minimum for every human interaction, but it's so hard to come by these days.

i've been lied to more often than i've been told the truth. my reality has mostly become one big lie. i operate life on the fuzzy logic of half truths. what was true yesterday won't necessarily true today and will definitely not be true tomorrow. the only constant is determined at the onset of the outcome. it all the more baffles me to think how i seem to getting my shit together all these years. is the truth really that important? if we can function normally with invalid input, then why bother with any form of validation?

the thing about societies is that someone else suffers the consequences when one fails to cushion it completely. it's nice to have someone having your back, that someone may someday need you to have theirs too. but we're regularly exposed to ill intentioned individuals. when they strike, we as a collective have to help a brother out when others fall prey to bad elements at play.

we both function and falter with pervasive falsification. lies have become so ubiquitous, it has become a fact of life.