Yes, cliche' as fruck! However, the statement on this pic holds true because, it's an obvious factoid we've all experienced. There are those of us, many actually, who are afraid to break out of their own shell, let alone experience any additional breakthroughs. Should we continue to write motivational books? Is it our duty to remind them of how great they would feel if they just tried a little harder to: get in shape, learn a new trade, stop smoking, pick up a healthy allergy to their cockriding drunken weekend "I don't feel good about my life so why not feel nothing & everything at the same time" life expos? No, I won't qualify what I'm saying by puting butter on the toast of acceptance. This is a take or leave it note to society. We all make mistakes & have shortcomings but, apathy & embracing our shortcomings is what leads us to a lowered sense of self, quality of life dip or to romp around with that girl you know slept with those two guys who might as well act in penicillin commercials. Yeah, we do stupid shit like that, when we don't care about ourselves. So, either ship up or ship out. Like the late great comedian George Carlin says, life isn't for everybody. Some people are holding their ignotard kid back or their friends back from natural selections choice. Meaning, if Timmy wants to run his ass close to the cliff, why save him? Why should Eric Clapton be the only sad guy that happened to? I'm saying, if the stove is hot and the little fucker wants to touch it too closely, then let him feel what it's like to be the human cookie. After all, you can have more little fuckers that shouldnt be allowed to procreate anyway. Better luck next time Mom and dad. Timmy really wasn't that special. M.I.T wasn't in his future. BTW I meant all of this in the nicest possible spirit and with compassion for those who have been aborted but would have turned out bettering than some of us have
