+1 Sail

I am inching my way towards the goal line. I have achieved the status needed to pursue this identity I have been trying to commit to for years. This is solidarity at its best.

With every passing week, I become more and more comfortable with my own decisions. I am better able to assess where they lie morally, both in a micro and macro picture. I can better justify, to myself and to others my worldview and the spectrum I have made between essential and trivial, and I am easily paint the context in which I place these decisions and the consequences thereof.

What I have no time for are people who are unable to empathize with me in the way I attempt to. I consider myself open to compromise with all parties, but lately have been become more grounded in the hypocritical idea of "hating haters." While this concept may not be as passionately followed as others might, I have taken the effort to distance myself from elements destructive to my well-being, and the

My logic may not be infallible, but it is upheld to a series of principles that I believe are important in harmony and goodwill, which I would, if I could place at the highest point of my personal pyramid. Honesty, humility, loyalty, ambition, sagacity and an (albeit imperfect) altruism will carry my character through my journey through the unknown.

While this may seem like a supreme obsession with goodness, one must remember that goodness is objective. What may be beneficial to one can be detrimental to another. And more, This allocation of positive and negative connotations to every action and word is different to every universe, to every world, to every mind.

My audience will never be unanimous in its assessment of my actions, of my life, of my beliefs and my decisions. The only way to commune worlds together is to accept that discord will be present, if not apparent in every interaction, and that faith and love is the counter that holds these worlds together when they are all striving to be torn apart.