“Tread delicately. We are dealing with humans lives here.” Clive Barker wrote in his Abarat series.
That says so much about how we are, as the human race. The majority of everything that we do involves other people. Fragile, weak, and easily inspired creatures. Children, basically.
It says a lot, too, about my work that I’ve been doing for over a decade now with people displaced, hurt, abused, tormented by troubles they were thrown into and often the ones they’ve inflicted upon themselves, unknowingly or out of confusion.
The only thing I cared to produce is care and respect, and the only thing I cared to put on shelves is the knowledge to others that help was available and time comes right for good things to happen. Other than that, I was not interested in any production/consumption, because that very model of living kills the human spirit and rots the mind. We are too fragile for that crap.
the image was copied from lexingtonclinic.com. thankyou.