Glass Ceiling

remember that time I talked about there being countless ceilings on top of us?

here's another thought.

the system separates us when we're young to specific jobs.

how capable you are of processing knowledge. how hardworking you are. how useful you are.

then they "release" us into "life". so we find our own ways.

whoever climbed up to a certain "floor" can visit the floors below them.

a doctor can become a taxi driver.

sure the other way can happen but that's when you have to break another "ceiling".

so assuming we're maxed out our full potential and they separated is properly, we can never advance another "level".

we can live however we want.

but there's always a life that we can't achieve.

a life on the other floor. the other side of the glass ceiling.

so we're stuck here forever.

mailman below a principal, principal below a doctor and doctor below the president.

everyone banging hopelessly at their glass ceiling.

even the most powerful politicians in the world, sealed themselves up with a ceiling, which is the choice of the people.

there's always another ceiling.