When I was a kid I was so use to the saying; "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me." Of course I've been through times when people have discriminated me for being... let's just say "larger than life" (literally). But being different shouldn't be a reason for others to discriminate.
Truth is, "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will always stay". I'm pretty damn tired of being strong. Probably some of you are too. Pretending to act like you're so tough, yet at the end of the day you're still the loser in the game, always last place. What game? The game of life. Life's just a game isn't it? I mean, being born is like pressing play. There are your strongest abilities whether or not it's jumping high or whacking that boomerang hitting your opponent with and feeling it grasp back into your hands. There will always be something you're good at, and something that isn't just meant for you.Whatever that is, that shouldn't discourage you. You can hit somebody all you want, shoot them with a gun unexpectedly, aim a textbook towards their head... but never say something to me that you know will hit the heart. When you hurt others physically the pain will only last a days or even only hours... but when you call someone a name, or say hello to them sarcastically... that sort of pain lasts a life time. Eventually pain will always leads to hate. There will always be people who try make you cry or make their friend's laugh. Those people are the Bowsers in our lives. They dread to see you loose. Whether or not you win or loose you must act strong.
Remember when I said I'm sick and tired of being strong, well, I am. But as human beings we cannot let others win. It's human nature. We love to win. Probably that's why the Bowsers are such idiots. They will hurt others just to win. As they don't see, they are the true losers. Everyone is beautiful on the outside, but it takes a winner to have true beauty in the inside.
