Be open-minded and admit the possibility That some things are objectively wrong We all live in a constant state of gray area
I see you pretty often, maybe once every week or so For a moment our bubbles come very close to overlapping But they so far have always held firm Which is, in one respect, kind of amazing Yet in another, to be expected
Our bubbles are made of rubber and concrete Our lives are so different - we’re separated by Class, gender, age, ethnicity and health history Different in almost every way you could imagine Save for location, which again is amazing
If we ever step out of our bubbles one day And I actually hope we do It will be uncomfortable, I imagine, and also Potentially dangerous for both of us But it could turn out great
Most people ask themselves I guess Whether it’s worth the risk And say no and they probably make assumptions And I so far haven’t made too many about you Although to make none is impossible and so of that I am proud
Some things might be wrong even if Everyone does them and even if You or I do them constantly Without an ounce of guilt It’s possible anyway
This is about finding the ways society tricks us into believing we are good people.