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that of which society values boils down to status and appearance; dare we admit that we live in a society where the value of a man is placed on his prestige and limited to the figures in his bank account while a female's worth seems to only go as far as her sex appeal can push her?
originality seems a lost ideal, for on the rare occasions that it is found it is mimicked, repackaged and sold as a knock-off how can we claim to strive to be our best if we spend our entire life trying to be like someone else?
the images and values that bombard us from our youth, mold and suppress us, leaving our identity behind a socially constructed veil; and who we are is hidden to a world whose observations are based solely on what the eye can see
don't be alarmed then if you fail to recognize yourself in the mirror, for trying to find yourself in your reflection is counterproductive and will just make you further lose sight of yourself
could we ever break free of the values of a world that is so inherently a part of what we are? and if we could would we even choose to do so?
while anyone can play the role of the social critic, we are all part of a system that can only perpetuate because we buy into it and ultimately we are all just hypocrites who will spit on and label the filth with one face all the while secretly nourishing it with another
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