The Only Thing That Separates Us From

A Good Story Should Make You Laugh, And A Moment Later Break Your Heart.

I Learned All Those Jokes In Second Grade. Second Grade Is Really Where They Tell You Those Horrific Jokes, Racist Jokes And Misogynistic Jokes That You Have No Idea What They Mean, And You Just Memorize Them Because They Have A Very Strong Effect, They Make People Laugh In This Kind Of Nervous, Horrible Way, And It's Only Later That You Realize That You've Got A Head Full Of Crap.

What I Mean Is Sometimes, For An Artist, Chronic Pain Can Be A Gift.

Somehow People Have Been Sold On The Idea That Only Professionals Can Entertain Them, That Only Professionals Can Sing Or Tell Jokes. And People Are Cut Out Of This Creativity Loop, And Creativity Is Being Limited To These Large, Centralized Voices.

To Merely Observe Your Culture Without Contributing To It Seems Very Close To Existing As A Ghost.