A commentary on the fact that so much value is placed on the agreeable people or "not overly emotional" people in the world, but not in their willingness to care about others or be sensitive to them, but to the fact that they can so easily be stepped over, silenced, pushed around. But the moment they want to speak up, they become a burden, they make everyone uncomfortable--and they’re made to feel as if pushing everything away is the better way to go, because supposedly it benefits them and their relationships if they keep their baggage to themselves, don’t argue or push back when they disagree. And I know a lot of them are left wondering why everyone around them seems to be allowed to be themselves in whatever way those people want, or--like it says above--why it’s so hard to let go of that ingrained “it’s not your place” when they’re finally given permission to express themselves.