Some guy once asked me to kick him in my pointy boots. I think it is the same thing.

Attractive people yes, rich people no. Most rich people are too stupid to do anything with their money other than spend ten times as much on the same **** I do, but attractive people are blessed by Allah and must be given tribute (in the form of my gob) whenever they wish it.

Actually, I take being looked down to by people who have way more money/power/physical attraction potential than me as a sort of compliment. I mean, you care enough to look down? You must have as much self-confidence as a pea.

Wait. I looked down to a rich man with some Godfather complex, who told me that lifting a pack of 24 bottles of water was to heavy. I would have lifted it even if I did weight a ton. You may be rich, but I bet you need a stool to lift those bottles. On a desert island, your money wouldn't mean ****.

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I don't go out of my way or anything to have people look down on me, but most of the time when they do I find it really funny.

Going into girly girl stores is probably the funniest, people look at me like I've staggered out of a dumpster and into their fine establishment.

People are welcomed to look down on me; if I believe in myself I don't require the approval of higher-ups. There are no higher-ups in my view other than authority. I question authority whenever possible. Is authority due to merit or due to a will to power? The greatest authority is discovered internally; I frequently question the inner truth.

If a person has walked a noble and truthful path then I would be interested in knowing what made me feel inferior or looked down upon; if a person has no empathy, then why would I be affected by what they think? Unfortunately, or fortunately for the masses, the upper regions of society have little spiritual vision; they depend on the masses for their power, entitlements, and sense of superiority.

With empathy and care, one would simply feel compassion for those trapped in the esteem of self-importance. Free yourself from the feelings of inferiority. Self-respect is monumentally different than self-esteem.




"I need no leaders for I was born unto this world with a conscience; I need no providers because I was graced with abundance; I serve others willingly and with gratitude, for I was born free, and I have no need for earthly servants to look down upon."
~~carefulcarpenter