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Indifference
November 16, 2013
Indifference presents itself as a sense of ignorance. One does not address the problem at hand when they are acting indifferent. Instead, indifference allows one to turn their head and make others believe “this has no importance to me.” Yet, it does matter. When portraying indifference you allow yourself to become a hollow shell of a person. You see and hear everything, but your soul feels nothing because it is locked inside the chest of indifference.
© Sarah G., Greensboro, VT
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