Crazy
I don’t think crazy is a thing that can be avoided. It’s not something that falls on others. It is not an object/disease/illness/thing that other people have but we DON’T.
This is a well-formed lie to make us believe that we are something we are not. Crazy is in all of us. It is all of us. We all have varying degrees of it. It is a slippery slope… something that slowly takes over unless you keep it at bay. Enter image: little blue house with white trim on the edge of the Amazon jungle with a little pasty-white man mowing with a little bubble mower in plaid shorts.
This is why old people are crazy…because they get tired of fighting it off. Those who are crazi-er are those who don’t have what it takes to fight it (we all have our strengths. yours isn’t fighting the crazy off).
“The only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad” -Salvador Dalí
“What frightens us most in a madman is his sane conversation.” -Anatole France



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