How important are you?

She lives in a society where her relevance is determined by her follower-ship. Where the higher she climbs up the invisible social ladder the more weight her words carry.

She's a stranger in her own earthly home. Unable to speak her mind. Forcing down her thoughts and opinions to the detriment of her sanity because she feels safer behind the fake walls of discretion. She weakens her creativity to avoid judgement. She stands aside and abandons her strengths to nullify her chances of failure. Why? Why does she fear getting judged for being expressive? Shouldn't that judgement further provoke the expressions of the truths behind her spoken words?

She trains herself to be consistently conscious of her words. To judge the solecisms of this world only in her head and to never let her real conceptions come out of her mouth. Think about it. She may pride herself in her unfiltered, unapologetic conjectures. But critically speaking, the fact that she doesn't filter her words does not mean she gives her complete viewpoint on everything her mind ponders on. Rarely does she ever provoke society by telling the truth. She imagines her importance, the relevance of their thoughts, banks on her ability to be liked and appreciated. 

She fails to see that her social, political, economic, cultural, relevance is dependent on her own "self-relevance". As a human being, she is as relevant and she allows herself be. Her words will impact substantial forces if she releases and permits herself to be as uncompromisingly opinionated as humanely possible.

So I ask again, how important are you? How relevant is your opinion to society? Do you stand out for being unapologetically the best, most candid version of yourself? 

You are as relevant as you allow yourself become.