The Truth No One Wants to Hear

The world does not owe you anything. Your parents don’t either. There are some parents that care about their children and some that don’t. Money cant buy you happiness and don’t use your past as an excuse.

The world doesn’t owe you anything. If you have made jacked up decisions, that’s on you. The only person you can blame is yourself. Everyone makes mistakes. We aren’t perfect. But don’t blame other people if you do something stupid. Truth or dare is by far one of the stupidest games ever invented. Why? Because no one wants to be completely honest and everyone likes to dare to do something.

Some parents appreciate having children and love them unconditionally while others think children are accidents or mistakes and blame them for everything that has gone wrong in their life. No offense, but to the mothers, birth control exists for a reason, you chose that man and the child didn’t ask to be here. Take some responsibility.

When a child feels like a failure, their life is very difficult. There is always the feeling that you have to prove something. Prove somebody wrong. Prove that you are more intelligent that people give your credit for. Prove anything in general. Its all about the word prove. These are inner thoughts. They never say this out loud. It’s a feeling. How do I know this? I have experienced this myself.

On the other hand, some parents go all out and work hard to give their children the world. This is because they want their children to be different than they were. Sometimes, that parent may have been that child that was once a failure. Interesting theory isn’t it?

But some parents don’t go all out for their children. I don’t judge a soul in this world. Taking care of your children is your decision. But some people don’t consider the child’s feelings.

How would you feel if someone stopped caring for you all of a sudden? Made the decision that they no longer choose to be around you? Decided that they want to live life the way that they did before you came along? This is detrimental to a child because they feel unwanted. This is when the streets start showing love for the children. This is when those parents start caring but by then, it’s too late.

People need to realize that money can’t buy happiness. You can’t cover up your past by making money. No matter what decision you have made, money is not going to change it. Your past is not a chalkboard that you can erase.

If that was the case, chalkboards would be out of stock because so many people would be buying them. Some use whiteboards. Either way you look at it, you cant hide your past and you sure cant cover up who you are now.

If money could buy happiness, famous people wouldn’t be miserable. Some celebrities are always in the news about something. Their family, who they are dating, their marriage, if they are married, their children, something. Its never anything positive.

You rarely hear, “celebrity so and so donated some odd dollars to charity.” You never see a celebrity in a commercial with a child from St. Jude or Shriner’s Hospital. They are always endorsing something related to their name like clothing and shoes.

I’m just going to throw this out here and people can feel the way that they want to. Michael Jackson had a lot of negativity attached to his name for many reasons about children. But children loved Michael Jackson.

He was a singer that you saw in public with children. The Never Land thing, I don’t care to talk about. The child molestation allegations, I don’t care to talk about. You saw him in public interacting with children.

Michael Jackson had a childhood that everyone knows about. In his father’s eyes, he was irrelevant. Viewed as a failure and a nobody. But he became a big somebody in this world because he didn’t let his past define him, he never felt that the world owed him anything and he never felt like he had to prove anything to anyone. He proved his point by his actions. The King of Pop will never be forgotten.

So, to conclude my story I say this: The world does not owe you anything. Take responsibility for what you have done and what you are doing.