in a world where brash and bullish attitudes are the order of the day it is difficult to convey the delicately balanced

 conjugate positioning of love/life... its fragility, its resilience, its ability to occupy extremes

 so easy to destroy and so quick to spring back 

the new habitation will bring an end to this devastatingly detrimental circumstance

and while we're there...

what are you doing, no, not saying, what are you doing to get things moving

the expression cry like a baby exists because the nervous system in the newly born is at its most sensitive at that time

as those attitudes and the ensuing lifestyle practises that allow an infants nervous system to become desensitized

(the writer's mother told him he cried non stop for 6 weeks after being circumcised)

are slowly realized to be destructive and are removed from our lifestyle the nervous system will not only stay intact but will become even more sensitive

( we are evolving )

if you're really lucky and you recur at a not too distant point in the future you will find that, as a fully-grown adult, a slight scratch will make you cry like a baby

a dried apple ring for teething babies will help relieve the misery of teething

( you're all going to be held to account for not helping the writer take the suffering out of the lives of infants)

putting other people's babies before your own will cement you into evolution