in many instances,
each and any of us are the drama.
there are people who look at like like:

“damn,
they always got some shit going on.”

we all have issues,
crazy,
quirks,
and kinks.
we have all done shit that we could be judged heavily for.
i watched a movie called,
“the drama“,
and Foxhole:

IT WAS SO GOOD.

without giving it away,
“the drama” was one of the characters revealing “the worst thing they ever did”.
what they admitted was a doozy but personally,
i wouldn’t have reacted so harshly.
i have emotional intelligence and would at least need more context for the “why?”.
everyone ain’t me tho.
while all the other characters admitted to doing things much worse,
they took turns dog piling on the character who shared their truth.
this bitch:

…being the “everyone else“.
the movie made me think of when you’re asked to tell your truth…

…but there is that one bitch that shames you for it.
they have done equally worse shit,
even some shit we would never know,
but they want to turn you into a villain.
it’s like when males admit they’ve had a sexual encounter with the same sex…

…but many vixens who have had encounters,
and even whole relationships with other vixens,
suddenly want to judge those males and/or cease all communication.

like,
what?

so it made me wonder if is there truly any benefit to being honest nowadays…

…or are people only comfortable with half truths or no truth at all?

nowadays,
it really feels like many people can’t handle the truth.

lowkey: this is why i believe that some folks telling you to “live your truth” is a lie.
they say that shit until your truth makes them uncomfortable.
“i don’t care you are gay”…
yeah,
okay.
they just wanted a confirmation that you are gay to politely ghost you.