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Social Outcast

A Room in Brooklyn by Edward Hopper

Social outcasts are defined by society as miserable losers or unacceptable individuals whose roles was cast beforehand…

I’ve been a social outcast from the moment I was born. I was that “ that woman’s child” by my father mother.

“She looked like your mother “ by my mother reference to my father’s mother…

If I meet someone that society has designated as socially outcast, I feel affection an emotion that carries me away with tenderness towards them…

I’m still an outcast, I live in a beautiful place with beautiful manicured lawns and gardens, the homes are beautiful and lived in with families that are more or less middle class Americans. To them I’m an outcast, I came to live there to help my friend with her disabled husband , who’s passed away since 2 years ago. They never invite me , even though Susan and her son get invited… Susan gets invited to go to bbq and breakfasts and she never says you’re invited too!

Her 17 year old son I’ve cleaned his room, cooked, picked him up from school cleaned after, gets invited to a 4th of July block party “ Mom you’re invited too!” But he didn’t think to include me! Susan all excited tells me about it but she didn’t think to say you can come too! There the invitation to South Jersey on July 1st, the invitation to July 2nd in Newburgh- no mention can you come also….

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  2. If we have any sense of our individualism and are not coerced into the insane identity politics milieu we should be confident and not self-loathing. All the rest of them are the social outcasts. We need not make excuses for being normal or at least sensible and avoiding the realm of the absurd. .

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