You don't want to be the chosen one.

[Neo]

The idea of being the chosen one is often romanticized in media and society. We see it in movies, books, and even in real life - people who are chosen to fulfill some sort of prophecy or destiny - but let me tell you, it's not all it's cracked up to be.

First of all, it's a lot of pressure. Being the chosen one means that you have a heavy burden to bear. You feel like you have to be perfect all the time, because you're supposed to be the one to fix everything. You're constantly worried about making mistakes or letting people down. It can feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders, and that's not something that everyone can handle.

Secondly, it's an isolating, lonely experience. You can't quite just be yourself, because you have a role to play. You can't let your guard down, or show any weakness. You're constantly on display, and it's exhausting. You can't really confide in anyone, because no one will believe you, or information must be kept hidden. You're always the one who has to make the tough decisions, and you have to do it alone. You have to be strong and brave, even when you're feeling anything but.

Finding out that you're a direct descendant of King David, Napoleon, Hitler, or whoever it may be, is a lot to take in, and it's overwhelming. Every day afterwards you will feel the need to live up to expectations.

Most of all, it means constantly being in danger. There are always those who want to take you down, who envy you or see you as a threat to their power and control. They will stop at nothing to eliminate you, and you can never truly trust anyone.

So, if you're thinking about calling yourself the chosen one, think again. It's not all it's cracked up to be.
It's okay to just be yourself and live your own life. You don't have to be the chosen one to make a difference in the world.

[Caylus Ark]

everyone wants to be one of the chosen ones, nobody wants to know the price paid in suffering
they don't want to hear that for some of us there was never a real choice
whether people look down on you or idolize you, it doesn't matter at the end of the day

wrote that somewhere recently

[Minx]

The idea of being the chosen one is often romanticized in media and society. We see it in movies, books, and even in real life - people who are chosen to fulfill some sort of prophecy or destiny - but let me tell you, it's not all it's cracked up to be.

First of all, it's a lot of pressure. Being the chosen one means that you have a heavy burden to bear. You feel like you have to be perfect all the time, because you're supposed to be the one to fix everything. You're constantly worried about making mistakes or letting people down. It can feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders, and that's not something that everyone can handle.

Secondly, it's an isolating, lonely experience. You can't quite just be yourself, because you have a role to play. You can't let your guard down, or show any weakness. You're constantly on display, and it's exhausting. You can't really confide in anyone, because no one will believe you, or information must be kept hidden. You're always the one who has to make the tough decisions, and you have to do it alone. You have to be strong and brave, even when you're feeling anything but.

Finding out that you're a direct descendant of King David, Napoleon, Hitler, or whoever it may be, is a lot to take in, and it's overwhelming. Every day afterwards you will feel the need to live up to expectations.

Most of all, it means constantly being in danger. There are always those who want to take you down, who envy you or see you as a threat to their power and control. They will stop at nothing to eliminate you, and you can never truly trust anyone.

So, if you're thinking about calling yourself the chosen one, think again. It's not all it's cracked up to be.
It's okay to just be yourself and live your own life. You don't have to be the chosen one to make a difference in the world.

Coco wheats can't be beat

https://zelav.design.blog/coronet/

To be one with the creator, you have to go through what Dr. Manhattan did, at the beginning of Creation.

You don't want those Shoulders; ^_-

Sacrifice is Heroism. Nothing else is. That's indeed Christian, and why Christianity, its true form, NEVER dies.

[Minx]

Can any womb be unassuaged of the weight of the world?

Proposing gold, its creation is but gilding, weightless,

Purpose without,

Gelded in lust,

Devouring itself

In imagined meaning,

Contributing offal:

Don't shit in my mouth and tell me it's a Big Mac,

Desire of the yellow eyes,

Per'sion claws.

What paws with which you take
Will be taken
as held forfeit
To your prey.

[Caylus Ark]

The chosen one lol.
chosen for what?
what do you think they do to the chosen one... hmm?

[Aether]

does not the one tell us that

[Minx]

The chosen one lol.
chosen for what?
what do you think they do to the chosen one... hmm?

That's what you think, CA. But that's what they want. For that makes it your will, defeating possibility, which is Hope, which ends life.

I fought for a decade knowing nothing, hoping for death because I had nothing to lose. But even the pretend elite know value of truth. But they want YOU to fear it. That way, instead of standing, you run, and also abandon, making such prophecy true.

The two witnesses, and the several ten, DON'T actually die, but in spirit and to the world, before resurrection.

They make you weak, and make it about you, so that you demand a sign of fulfillment, to see what you expect.

Yet even you know Miracles.

Defeat potential futures and one kills outcomes and choice.

But when you no longer care, and do it anyway, that's the bridge you must cross.

Again, and again.

[Minx]

And when that is second nature, you are no longer them and what they moted to make you, but you are you again. Who you were before you 'grew up'.

And Dark Angels, they get shit done.

[Minx]

One can only be slain twice. There's no triple jeopardy.

That's the law that sustains the Cosmos, and beyond. Even the Abyss, even Chaos itself, is subject to rules - because infinity must be taken down to manifestation, or even God goes Insane.

That's what occured at the Beginning. To flatten things out and pave avenues of possible peace.

If you won't want them, then that is merely your choice - not an inevitable law you had to follow.

Security is not in security, but in the lack thereof.

There is safety in being known ; there is danger in being hidden.

[Minx]

So one might say, let's see what happens to this foolish guinea pig, rather than hope, or participate.

But, you still end up a guinea pig for all, either way. So trying to protect yourself from possibility, which is risk, only gives you a new prison.