At least a dozen times a day you hear "I hate society" and "society sucks," and people complaining and complaining about it, but here's the thing thing:

You say you hate society, you say you can’t stand it. You say you hate your generation and the kids at your school and the people you see on the streets around you, but you’re one of them.

You’re one of them, you’re a member of society, you all are. You were born this way, you will die this way. You are society, and society is you. You are the constitute parts of each other, inseparable and indistinguishable. Your connection is binding and undeniable, and you are nothing without each other.

And you so often forget that it’s society that made you hate society. Even your hatred of society is a product of that society, everything you are and everything everyone around you is, is a product of society.

You are no better than the Beliebers, you are no better than the people on Jersey Shore. You are a product of society the same as them, made from the same mold and you went down different paths but you are more alike than you probably want to admit. They are society, and so are you. You are all blades of grass in a vast field.

So you say you hate society but you don’t, because to hate it would be to reject your very essence – your own soul, your own beliefs, your own values, your own thoughts, your own life. You can’t hate society, you can’t even sincerely dislike it, because every single part of you, every facet that you call yourself, is society.

You are nothing else.