Humans are bombs. Not like, "the bomb.com", but an actual bomb. Obviously I'm speaking in non-literal terms, but still, you get the point.
Bombs obliterate everything through one swift movement, and so can people. A word, an action, a thought; it can all be used for destruction.
But who are the bombs? And why are we not smart enough to avoid them?
The bombs are every single person in your life, including yourself. And we aren't smart enough to avoid them because, as the late Hannah Montana said, "nobody's perfect". Therefore, we are constantly being bombed, sometimes intentionally, and other times accidentally.
What is "being bombed" though?
It's being sworn at for sitting by the wrong kid on the bus. It's that one (fake) friend that tells you you're a brat. It's the #coolkids glaring at you as you walk by.
*Continues to list multiple other semi-applicable examples.*
But as much as all of these "attacks" suck, the ones inflicted by yourself cause the most harm. I call it...self-destruct. This is when you look at yourself in the mirror and notice every single flaw and imperfection. Self-destruct is when you're looking at the most popular Instagram that you know of, and tell yourself "I can't compete with that." It's when you beat yourself up about not being able to do the talent you dream of.
But what can you do? The attacks seem nonstop, much like Liam Neeson.
So to that I say:
NOOOOO
Stop it. Get through it. Spend your time doing something else. Go eat your heart out, and stop being a pyromaniac.
Bombs obliterate everything through one swift movement, and so can people. A word, an action, a thought; it can all be used for destruction.
But who are the bombs? And why are we not smart enough to avoid them?
The bombs are every single person in your life, including yourself. And we aren't smart enough to avoid them because, as the late Hannah Montana said, "nobody's perfect". Therefore, we are constantly being bombed, sometimes intentionally, and other times accidentally.
What is "being bombed" though?
It's being sworn at for sitting by the wrong kid on the bus. It's that one (fake) friend that tells you you're a brat. It's the #coolkids glaring at you as you walk by.
*Continues to list multiple other semi-applicable examples.*
But as much as all of these "attacks" suck, the ones inflicted by yourself cause the most harm. I call it...self-destruct. This is when you look at yourself in the mirror and notice every single flaw and imperfection. Self-destruct is when you're looking at the most popular Instagram that you know of, and tell yourself "I can't compete with that." It's when you beat yourself up about not being able to do the talent you dream of.
But what can you do? The attacks seem nonstop, much like Liam Neeson.
So to that I say:
NOOOOO
Stop it. Get through it. Spend your time doing something else. Go eat your heart out, and stop being a pyromaniac.
You don't even watch Liam Neeson. But cool. 💣
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