yeah i've been reading comics for a while and it struck me how courageous and loyal the main characters were- how much they'd fight in order to protect each other and for the good of the world and as i read i kept thinking to myself, "ah..this is the way that things should be."

i think that behind every action is a good intention. for example, a man who steals food, though that action of theft is bad, the intention to fill one's stomach, is a good thing. in fact, it's what every person aims for in the eating realm- to have a full stomach. or a man who kills others or maims others for fun or is hungry for power, though it's bad, the man who does it is aiming for a feel good feeling inside, which is a good goal (though the method of doing it is bad).

i'd say that whatever we aim for is what we were supposed to be before the fall of man. corruption has distorted our perfection and so, every day, mankind seeks to fill the missing piece.

and this is why i think that sometimes fiction is truer than reality, because in it, things that are supposed to happen, actually do happen.

i swear, every time i see some idiot type that up, i have an uncontrollable desire to grab an iron hammer and smash her face in (yes, it's typically a girl).

it's ridiculous how some people just grab the word and says stupid crap like "society says that girls who sleep around are sluts." likewise, in the other spectrum, "society says that if you don't sleep around, you're a an outsider."

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Have you ever noticed that whenever the phrase, "society says/claims/states/believes/some other variant of it," the next part is pretty much always something that the author vehemently disagrees with?

Society is so damn big with people of every kind of school of thought and beliefs and expectations of how people should be, you can't just pick and choose one area of the spectrum and use it as the mouthpiece of EVERYONE.

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