On Gossip Girl, and Freedom

So I realized that when I'm watching Gossip Girl, I really don't like being disturbed. Because if that happens, or if I have to take my thoughts away from GG for a moment, I miss some things, or have to pause the show (I watch it online). It doesn't really matter how important the disturbance is...just...don't disturb me. lol. Chances are I won't pay attention to you anyway :p.

Playing: Mirror - Barlow Girl

"Who are you to tell me that I'm less than what I should be, who are you? Who are you?
I don't need to listen to the list of things I should do, I won't try. I won't try."

Here in America, the people prize their freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press... Americans sure are proud of their freedoms and they don't hesitate to cite them, whether or not the situation is appropriate. Well, I don't actually care about America, or the freedoms that are granted in the Bill of Rights. I just felt like saying that.

Freedom of Thought. Freedom of Choice. Freedom of Action. These are all freedoms that every human being has from birth to death.
Nobody can control your thoughts. They might influence them, manipulate them, but nobody can control them. Your thoughts are your thoughts.
Everybody has a choice to do what they think is best. An interrogator might present you with an ultimatum, but really, there are several other options available to you; they just aren't all very reasonable, logical, or attractive. I laugh at the expression, "You give me no choice." Because really, they are saying, "I've chosen to do what I wanted to do originally, and now I have an excuse to do it." Which I find funny-they are only fooling themselves. But everyone has the freedom to choose what they will do, in every situation. You decide how you are going to act, you choose what your next step will be.

I am my own person. I have my own dreams. I know what I want. I know what's best for me. So who are you to tell me who am I, who I should be? In that regard, I will listen to only one person, and you certainly aren't Him. So leave me to my freedom.