Sometimes, there is such a fine line between logic and being a coward.

Sometimes, the more you rely on logic as your crutch, the more cowardly you become. Logic says, fit in with the crowd. Logic says listen to your fear- your fear that you will be judged, and deemed unworthy by the masses that surround you.

You're a coward when you don't follow your heart; sometimes.

Assimilation unites us to each other, and yet brings us farther from our own selves. Sometimes the unnecessary things are the things that hold the most meaning. Sometimes being insane is wise. Life is irony.

Many times in a conversation, people might say something from their heart,
and another person, or other group of people, will give them a funny look... or laugh... or ridicule them. Make them feel alienated.

Perhaps when that happens to you, you could make yourself feel better quickly, by just casually admitting that you "agree" what you just said, was indeed stupid after all. Even though just a moment before, you were sure you believed in it.

You will feel relief when those people smile at you again. Then you will forget you ever had an oppinion.

Slowly your words, you actions, become mechanical.

What is the antidote, what's the cure for being different? You could insert other peoples oppinions in your head, like memory sticks for a camera. Don't bother to discern or make careful choices.

You'll lose yourself completely after enough time goes by. You will give in, persuaded by logic, and cowardice. But by then, maybe you won't have enough conscience left, to feel any regret.