Opinions

Bring us your tired, your poor, your weak.

Your huddled masses of anecdotes yearning for better ears, better hearts, better minds.

Bring us your instincts. Your impulses. The first reactions of your better nature.

Bring us your blunders. Your bluffs. Your thinly veiled reactions to childhood trauma.

When you ask for opinions, you can’t expect results, can’t expect agreement, can’t expect compliments. Because when you ask for opinions, you have to take them as that—opinions, good and bad, all mixed together and jumbled, ready for somebody to have an opinion about them, too.

Thank you. Let’s have a great day.