You're a character created by others around you, they tell you you're a man, they tell you what you should and shouldn't do, what you should and shouldn't believe, you're molded by others just like others are as well, that forms your identity to you and to them and then that character is shown to others and everyone makes their own version of it. Good and evil are two sides of the same coin and they only exist in our heads, some will call you something and other will call you something else. So if your identity is a character, who is the actor? I don't know, we're such good actors that we don't even know who we are for sure. This world is a complex play, a very childish and very sad but interesting play and I see no purpose in it but as long as there is some sort of entertainment for me, I'm satisfied.

I had a goal: to arouse in people who look at the picture and read my thoughts, my ideas, my questions more questions, ideas and thoughts.

Polmnechiac has an interesting perspective on that, and I find it difficult to argue with. Still, there is the option TO argue, and it all falls back to choices. I do agree that typically, we are all actors playing the part we think we've been given, however, that doesn't apply equally with everyone.

"We are who we choose to be". Whether you follow what others tell you that can be, or you make your own rules, you still have the choices layer before you.