I Guess All This Is to Say by Ericka Clay - HTML preview
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There's always a bandwagon. So, run. Fast.

I used to be a feminist and then an atheist and then there was my kombucha phase where I made sticky batches of fermented tea on my counter. I didn't eat meat or dairy for an entire year and a half and talked about the dangers of carrageenan like it could literally steal your soul.
I've grown out my hair just to cut it right back off and have sharply edited my body's freedom to look good in a bikini, which I did once upon a time by the way. Stop rolling your eyes.
I think we're all sheep and sheep need shepherds or at least very tall platforms from which to fall. The thing about anything big and looming and trying to steal your attention is that it's often doing so as an aspersion to God. There are no innocent bandwagons, no good-natured soapboxes whether you lean hard to your left or your right.
It's all evil, the same kind really. And if the fronts of all society were removed mid-march, you'd see the same evil pulling the strings of its puppets.
I guess all of this is to say that there's only one way to outrun the masses: live with a humble heart and a fear of the Lord. Otherwise, the ideology of man will have its way with you.


