wrong grammar

It really bothers me when a person claims he is part of something bigger than himself. It's puerile and a pure reflection of that desire to make any claims of reality legitimate. "We" in sentence becomes God, making claims sound like realities. Peeps of this kind deserve their own world where it's about We and The Other, a world where people are not individuals but clones. Live in your own world, and celebrate godhood. Ugh, disgusting.

But am I not doing the same thing with my psuedo-intellectual entries? Am I not claiming to be a god by stating "my" reality? I, too, undeniably, have a claim to truths but I don't use these truths to understand myself and other persons. And, what's there to understand anyway? "We", "I"? What are they anyway?

Perhaps my terrible grammar got in the way of what I meant to say. I merely described what I saw. People were too afraid to proclaim truths oppose to or not within the definitive categories truths (I like that!) these gods claim to be such- because going beyond these categories would mean a total overhaul of their entire understanding of their own identities. I aimed at showing this, nothing more. I didn't mean to convey that I was the victim?

I was being sarcastic about socializing in the room, dear. Apparently you were nice enough to believe me- I'm really thankful for that, honestly. Perhaps you were right about my version of socialization being one sided. No, no, no, this is "about" me, right? Yes, I am in the world of you and your people. Isn't that comforting?

Ha, I'm supposed to be studying for IR exam. Thanks for waking me up! Any more violent reactions? I wish to talk to seniors please. I'm glad I'm bothering the gods. And I still prefer to read people's thoughts no matter how "unintellectual" they sound. I see beauty.