You've undoubtedly seen my last Deviation. While I was posting it, I started thinking. People are uncommonly cruel to their peers.
As a person who often feel inadequate in comparison to the people around me, the title ["So Imperfect"]just makes sense. It reminds me of of a poem from one of my favorite TV shows, 'Roseanne';

An exerpt from "To Whom It Concerns"
"...To whom it concerns, my mom made me write this,
and I'm just a kid, so how could I fight this...
To whom it concerns, I lost my assignment,
maybe I'll get lucky, solitary confinement...
To whom it concerns, Darlene's great with the ball,
but guys don't watch tomboys when they're cruising the hall...
To whom it concerns, I just turned thirteen,
too short to be quarterback, too plain to be queen...
To whom it concerns, I'm not made of steel,
when I get blindsided my pain is quite real...
I don't mean to squawk, but it really burns...
I just thought I'd mention it, to whom it concerns."

A lot of people are outcasts in this society. They are perfectly decent, kind people flawed as all are. Yet... continually, they are mocked and degraded; told "You are not welcome, you are not good enough". It's cruel, isn't it?
I think everyone should consider their words, how they treat others. Youngsters, especially, never care or grasp how much damage their insensitivity can cause. That's something that needs to change. If you can choose your words, you can take responsibility for them. Even small children feel guilt after speaking unkindly. What happened to that awareness?