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How to not judge everything and everyone?

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For the last time, I am NOT Frank Grimes!
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You just have to find the humour in the silliness and insanity of life.

Imagine my field: concerts in the evening and gatherings late into the night sometimes post-show all throughout Europe, the weird shit you'd see doing that... I see it all the time. Uncensored, unfiltered, and never when I'd want to witness it.

You have two choices: you let it hit you hard and broooood over it, all the many things you can't control... Or you laugh at it and do your best to move on.

People are cunts. They're cruel. They're conniving. They're even dangerous. Luckily, the good far outweigh the bad, but when you see the really bad, holy shit. Anyone with humanity would have to question what the point of it all is.


So just find your your reasons, and accept what can't be controlled. My trick that helps even more: knowing what REALLY not to care about. I'll never understand how it would make someone feel better to be referred to as "they" rather than he or she, but it's so minor a thing and it doesn't hurt me. Same with being gay or transgender - it's used as a weapon politically so often, even here, but majority are kind folks harming no one (and they get a pat on the back if they buy a ticket to my show, if we're being honest).

Annoying cunts transcend gender, race, religion - pay them no further mind other than a laugh.

Everyone else? Have your party, I'm having mine.
 
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